Setting Up and Using
Multi-Tenant
The multi-tenant option allows up to three companies to share
the resources of a Bizfon 680 configuration while maintaining
separate telephone lines and extensions for each company (ten-
ant).
Multi-tenant allows you to assign incoming lines and exten-
sions to up to three tenants. Extensions assigned to tenant one,
for example, can call other extensions in tenant one, but cannot
call extensions in tenants two and three. Incoming lines can be
assigned to a particular tenant.
Multi-tenant requires the multi-tenant card. This cards plugs
into the Bizfon 680. If you have a multi box installation, you
plug the card into Unit 1.
You can set up the way that the multi-tenant works, which
extensions will be in which tenant, and which incoming lines
access a tenant. For detailed steps for setting up multiple ten-
ants, follow the worksheet example on page 2.
The first step to set up multi-tenant, is to determine which
incoming lines belong to which tenant. Initially, all incoming
lines are part of tenant one. Each incoming line can be part of
only one tenant. This means that if CO1 is a member of tenant
one, it cannot be in tenant two or three.
The second step is to determine which extensions belong to
which tenant. Initially, all extensions are part of tenant one. Any
extension can be a member of any tenant and can belong to
more than one tenant. For example, extension 205 can be a
member of tenant two and tenant three.
The third step is to record the greetings for each tenant.
Bizfon Multi-Tenant Addendum
Setting Up and Using Multi-Tenant
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