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Basic Phone System Pre-Configuration

With this addition you are making your system basically plug & play with 95% on all your configurations pre-configured ahead of time. We will gather the needed information via online forms and or phone calls to ensure that we have you the most accurate and complete pre-configured system possible when it shows up at your door.

Pre-Configured Extension Options
• Preferred Extension Numbering Sequence
• Extensions' End User's Full Name
• Extensions' End User's E-Mail Address
• Extensions' End User's Cell Phone Number (if utilizing the follow-me feature set)
• Call Recording options
• Extension Recording Override options

Pre-configured Dialing Options
• Outbound Dial command options
• Call Recording options
• Extension Recording Override options
• Call recording format options
• Recording Location options
• Run after record options
• Voicemail options
• Ringtime Default options
• Direct Dial Voicemail Prefix options
• Direct Dial to Voicemail message type options
• Optional Voicemail Recording Gain options
• Msg Timeout Options
• Msg Play Options
• Error Re-tries options
• Company Directory Options
• Announce Extension options
• Operator Extension
• Fax Machine options
• Extension of fax machine for receiving faxes options
• Email address to have faxes emailed to option
• Email address that faxes appear to come from option
• International Settings options
• Country Indications options
• Allow Anonymous Inbound SIP Calls options
• Online Updates options

Pre-Configured Dialing & Trunk Options
• Basic Incoming Route Configurations
• Basic Outgoing Route Configurations
• Basic Provider's Trunk Configuration

Other Included Pre-Configured Settings
• 10 Pre-Configured "Extensions"
• 10 Pre-Configured "Voicemail Boxes"
• 1 Pre-Configured Main "IVR" Call Tree
• 1 Pre-configured "Ring Group"
• 1 Pre-Configured "Call Queue"
• 1 Pre-Configured Set of "Time Conditions"
• 1 Pre-Configured Set of "Day/Night" conditions
• 1 Pre-configured "scheduled Backup" routine configured

IVR
You use the Digital Receptionist to make IVR's, Interactive Voice Response systems. When creating a menu option, apart from the standard options of 0-9,* and #, you can also use 'i' and 't' destinations. 'i' is used when the caller pushes an invalid button, and 't' is used when there is no response. If those options aren't supplied, the default 't' is to replay the menu three times and then hang up, and the default 'i' is to say 'Invalid option, please try again' and replay the menu. After three invalid attempts, the line is hung up.