Issue 3

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The greeting does not have to be an actual greeting. It can be any message you wish. However, it should be consistent with the action taken after the greeting. The actions you may select are described below.

Default Greetings

The Operator Box default day greeting is:

“I’m sorry. The operator is currently unavailable. To try again, press zero. Otherwise, please answer the following questions, and I’ll make sure your message gets attention.”

The default night greeting is:

“You’ve reached our office after hours. No operator is on duty now. You may leave a message by answering the following questions, and I’ll make sure your message gets attention.”

The default alternate greeting is:

“Operator is not on duty now. You may leave a message by answering the following questions, and I’ll make sure your message gets attention.”

Action

If the caller does not press any touchtones during the operator greeting, the system takes the action specified in the Action section of the screen. The actions for the Operator Box include:

GGo to system ID

HHangup

OTransfer to operator (Do NOT use!) R Restart

S Say good-bye ￿T Take a message

Setting the Action field in the Operator Box to G, O, or R can trap the caller in an infinite loop to the Operator Box.

Refer to Appendix B Action Codes for descriptions of the actions you can specify.

Default Action

The default Operator Box action is GotoID$PM, where $PM is the default System ID for the Public Interview Box. When the operator is unavailable, the system routes the caller to the Public Interview Box after it plays the greeting. For details, refer to Chapter 14 Public Interview Box and Public Messages.

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