Auto attendant is dropping calls.

Sounds like you have a corrupted application. This can happen if you use an App Builder that is not at the correct release. For example, someone builds the auto attendent using the correct App Builder. Then someone else edits it using an older App Builder. Result = just what you describe. And I'll bet that if you have the auto attendant open in App Builder, it works correctly?

So one thing you can do is to use the latest, current App Builder and save that auto attendant under a different name. Then, find anyone using the older App Builder and give them the latest version. Or else call your vendor and they can clean the corruption. Then you will need to hunt down those older App Builders and get rid of them.

sandy's right, (always).. when i've seen a corrupt app, i print it, delete it and build it from scratch.. and only allow editing from one machine until you find the broken app.

john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc

We only have one terminal we use for call pilot. I've deleted and recreated the entire tree. Results = Same. I'm looking into getting an updated release but the process at my work isn't something I can just get and it might take about 6 months to get the politics rolling...

I had this problem looking at a callpilot that a colleague installed. Check the details on the config wizard are exactly like the actual agents. Check the acd queue and most important the scn.