Settings For The Auto-Attendant - Aastra AastraLink Pro 160 Administrator's Manual

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Settings for the Auto-Attendant

You can configure the following for the Auto-Attendant Settings:
Open Hour Settings
Closed Hour Settings
Custom Main Menu
Custom Key Message
Language Greetings (French, English, or Spanish)
The Open Hour Settings and Closed Hour Settings allow the administrator to
select the hours for which the Auto-Attendant handles calls. These parameters
also allow you to record a custom greeting as required. For example, an
administrator can record a greeting for incoming calls during open hours and
another greeting for closed hours. The administrator has the option of uploading a
new custom greeting (.wav file), or using the default greetings.
The Custom Main Menu allows the administrator to select the language for the
Auto-Attendant to use when it answers a call. These parameters also allow the
administrator to record the Main Menu in a specific language and upload language
files if required.
The Custom Key Message allows the administrator to select the language for the
Auto-Attendant to use for a specific message. It also allows the administrator to
record a custom message, or upload a message file (.wav file) if required. For
example, you could record a message concerning details about the business or
other general contact info. The announcement is restricted to the '3' key to keep
the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) special-keys contiguous.
The Language Greetings allow the administrator to select the language for the
greeting when a call comes into the Auto-Attendant. An Administrator can also
record a custom language greeting, or upload a language greeting file (.wav file) if
required.
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Configuring AastraLink Pro 160 System and Network Parameters
Configuring Auto-Attendant
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