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Triggering Alternate Routing
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An IPitomy PBX is very flexible. The design of call routing allows many different programming scenarios. This page contains links to different scenarios you can program. | An IPitomy PBX is very flexible. The design of call routing allows many different programming scenarios. This page contains links to different scenarios you can program. | ||
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This scenario describes a situation where an end user might not be using day/night mode, but they wish to be able to manually invoke a different call routing scenario. | This scenario describes a situation where an end user might not be using day/night mode, but they wish to be able to manually invoke a different call routing scenario. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 26 June 2014
An IPitomy PBX is very flexible. The design of call routing allows many different programming scenarios. This page contains links to different scenarios you can program.
Triggering Alternate Routing
This scenario describes a situation where an end user might not be using day/night mode, but they wish to be able to manually invoke a different call routing scenario.