Voicemail transferring to the operator

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mengalb

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Hello,
When a call is redirected to voicemail, is it possible to eliminate the possibility of transferring to the operator?
Thank you.
 
Hey mengalb,

Can you clarify what you mean? What is the system doing and what do you want it to do?

Tyhanks,

Nicholas
 
Currently if a person call and it is redirected to voicemail she can press # to leave a message or press * to contact the operator.
I wish she could only leave a message.
 
The best way would be to change the message so they dont have the knowledge of calling the operator.

Modify the message to say "After the tone, please leave your message, then press #"
 
even if you don't "say it" people figure this stuff out.
there should be an option to turn this feature off.


what happens if the advanced custom parameter OPERATOR is set null?
<<Disclaimer - I in no way condone changing this value as it could royally screw your system up >>
 
Other systems that I'm familiar with, that allow you to "zero out" of a mailbox, also allow each extension to determine where the call will go, such a a colleague in the same department that might be able to deal with a problem. it sounds as if a feature request, that allows a more "flexible" use of the feature, is in order.

If the Operator function in 3CX isn't used in any other scenario, then the change that Craigreilly suggests might work. However, it might also disable another feature involving calls routing to the operator extension. I would do some testing before walking away from any changes such as this.
 
I don't want to change the prompt .wav i would like to disable this for one specific extension , have anyone found a different way to accomplish this
 
If you have a digital receptionist involved and you don't want to allow the caller to transfer to the operator, change the forwarding on the operator extension to automatically go back to the digital receptionist. I just used another extension for my front desk and kept the operator extension unregistered. I put the operator extension on "out of office" and forward the call to my Main line IVR. Hope this helps.
 
delacruz7545 said:
If you have a digital receptionist involved and you don't want to allow the caller to transfer to the operator, change the forwarding on the operator extension to automatically go back to the digital receptionist.

Unfortunately, this isn't going to work if the operator extension is actually used as an operator, on the system.

If you don't use the operator, and implement this, then anyone, that transferred out of anyone's VM, will end-up back in a queue that may have no association to the extensions VM that they originally landed in.
 
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