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Setting up ACD???

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tomtx

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May 13, 2008
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We currently have 2 help desk phones that i would like to setup to where members of our department can forward to a single DN which would in turn forward to either of the 2 help desk phones depending on which one is available. I've never setup an ACD before, so im not sure if this is what i need. Please advise.
 
Or could use Group Hunt with two help desk phones as members.
 
I'd just put the same number and a series of backup DNs on both phones.



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Could you be more specific. I truly have no idea how to handle this. What is the best option? we are dealing with analog phones by the way.
 
Are you able to log into the system and make programming changes?

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Then replace the analog phones with digital phones, add a series of three DNs on each phone - the same DNs on each phone.

Use KEY 2,3,4 for them.
Put the Help Desk number on KEY 2
Set CLS HTA
Set HUNT 000
Set LHK 15

Avoid ACD - ACD users are unable to handle more than one caller at a time. The idea is that calls "Queue" (wait in line) and in your case, I think you want to be able to answer one, and put the next on hold, etc. ACD is for Call Centers, not two people in a small community department.

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