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Page 1 - July 2001

555-233-757Issue 3July 2001

Page 2 - Checklist for removing a user

Welcomex Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] information is in this book?The Little Instruction Book for advanced administration

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Understanding call centers82 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] the following criteria to help you choose a call management syste

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Understanding Automatic Call DistributionIssue 3 July 200183Send feedback: [email protected] centerUse the following criteria to help you choose

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Understanding call centers84 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 85Send feedback: [email protected] GLGlossaryAAbbreviated DialingA feature that allows callers to place calls by dialing just one

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Glossary86 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Automatic Alternate Routing (AAR)A feature that routes calls to alternate routes when

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GlossaryIssue 3 July 200187Send feedback: [email protected] Ccall appearanceFor the phone or attendant console, a button labeled with an extension a

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Glossary88 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Class of Service (COS)A feature that determines whether users can activate certain fea

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GlossaryIssue 3 July 200189Send feedback: [email protected] external callA connection between a communications system user and a party on the public

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Glossary90 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Mmajor alarmAn indication of a component failure that requires immediate attention.min

Page 12 - ENTER to save

GlossaryIssue 3 July 200191Send feedback: [email protected] Rredirection criteriaInformation administered for each phone’s coverage path that determ

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How to use this bookIssue 3 July 2001xiSend feedback: [email protected] to use this bookBecome familiar with the following terms, procedures, and

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Glossary92 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] TtrunkA dedicated telecommunications channel between 2 phone systems or COs.trunk grou

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IndexIssue 3 July 200193 Send feedback: [email protected], enhancing, 80addingannouncements, 20hunt group announcements, 35hunt groups, 30t

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IndexSend feedback: [email protected] Issue 3 July 2001display announcements, 35display capacity, 79display integrated-annc-boards, 21display syst

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IndexIssue 3 July 200195 Send feedback: [email protected] of options, vectors, 48listing scheduled reports, 58Mmanagement systems, call center,

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IndexSend feedback: [email protected] Issue 3 July 2001screens, (continued)Report Scheduler, 57, 58Trunk Group, 5, 14Vector Directory Numbers, 54s

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We’d like your opinion.We welcome your feedback! Please let us know what you think about this book.DEFINITY System’s Little Instruction Book for advan

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Helpful Avaya Customer CatalogsTake a few minutes and visit both our product publications and our training websites to find the latest online customer

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TELL US WHAT YOU THINKemail: [email protected]: 303-538-1741write: Avaya Product DocumentationRm 22-2G12, 1200 W. 120th Avenue, Denver, CO 80234Wh

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Welcomexii Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] We show commands and screens from the newest DEFINITY telephone system and refer to t

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Security concernsIssue 3 July 2001xiiiSend feedback: [email protected]!CAUTION:Denotes possible harm to software, possible loss of data, or possible

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Welcomexiv Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] and service marksThe following are registered trademarks of Avaya:Acrobat® i

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Tell us what you think!Issue 3 July 2001xvSend feedback: [email protected] us what you think!Let us know what you like or don’t like about this

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Welcomexvi Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] to order more copiesCall: Avaya Publications CenterVoice +1 888 582 3688Fax +1 800

Page 28 - Hunt Group screen

How to get helpIssue 3 July 2001xviiSend feedback: [email protected] to get helpIf you need additional help, the following services are available

Page 29 - ENTER to save your changes

Welcomexviii Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 1Send feedback: [email protected] trunksThis section provides an overview of trunks and tells you how to add trunk g

Page 31 - Console Parameters screen

Checklist for adding a new phone userUse this checklist to ensure each user’s information is complete and accurate for all of your company’s applicati

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Managing trunks2 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Centralized Automatic Message Accounting (CAMA) trunks route emergency calls

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Understanding trunksIssue 3 July 20013Send feedback: [email protected] Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) trunks allow voice, data

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Managing trunks4 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] trunk groupsOccasionally, your company’s phone requirements change and you

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Adding trunk groupsIssue 3 July 20015Send feedback: [email protected] add a new trunk-group:1. Type add trunk-group next and press RETURN.Th

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Managing trunks6 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. Type a name to identify this trunk group in the Group Name field.In our exampl

Page 37 - Managing announcements

Adding trunk groupsIssue 3 July 20017Send feedback: [email protected] Group screen (group member assignments page)10. In the Port field,

Page 38 - Adding announcements

Managing trunks8 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 9Send feedback: [email protected] serviceSetting up night serviceYou can use night service to direct calls to an alternate lo

Page 40 - Recording announcements

Setting up night service10 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] up night service for hunt groupsYou can administer hunt group n

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Setting up night station serviceIssue 3 July 200111Send feedback: [email protected] service2. Enter 1234 in the Night Service Destination field

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CreditsPatrons Curtis WeeksSupporters Ed Cote, Randy Fox, Jerry Peel,Pam McDonnellWriters Renee Getter, Cindy Bittner,Greta Cleary, Kim Livingston,Jay

Page 43 - Deleting announcements

Setting up night service12 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] set up night station service:1. Type change listed-directory-numbers

Page 44 - Backing up your announcements

Setting up trunk group night serviceIssue 3 July 200113Send feedback: [email protected] serviceAfter you set up night station service, have the

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Setting up night service14 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]’s direct night calls for trunk group 2 to extension 1245.To set tru

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Setting trunk answer from any stationIssue 3 July 200115Send feedback: [email protected] serviceSetting trunk answer from any stationThere may

Page 47 - Managing hunt groups

Setting up night service16 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] set up external alerting:1. Type change console-parameters and press

Page 48 - Setting up hunt groups

How do night service types interact?Issue 3 July 200117Send feedback: [email protected] serviceHow do night service types interact?Let’s look a

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Setting up night service18 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

Page 50 - ENTER to save your work

Issue 3 July 2001 19Send feedback: [email protected] announcementsThis section explains how to use announcements effectively, a

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Managing announcements20 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] are most effective when they are: short, courteous, and to

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Adding announcementsIssue 3 July 200121Send feedback: [email protected] can also use TN750, TN750B, and TN750C announcement circuit

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Copyright 2001, Avaya Inc.All Rights ReservedPrinted in U.S.A.NoticeEvery effort was made to ensure that the information in this book was complete an

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Managing announcements22 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]/Audio Sources screen4. In the Name field, type unassigned D

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Recording announcementsIssue 3 July 200123Send feedback: [email protected] also need the announcement feature access code for your s

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Managing announcements24 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] or computer recordingsIf you are using the VAL (TN2501AP) an

Page 57 - Managing vectors and VDNs

Deleting announcementsIssue 3 July 200125Send feedback: [email protected] announcementsLet’s delete the unassigned DID announce

Page 58 - What are vectors?

Managing announcements26 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] up your announcementsNOTE:To back up announcements from a TN2501A

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VAL ManagerIssue 3 July 200127Send feedback: [email protected] save announcement process can take up to 40 minutes. You cannot admin

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Managing announcements28 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 29Send feedback: [email protected] groupsManaging hunt groupsThis section shows you how to set up hunt groups. It explains how

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Managing hunt groups30 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] up hunt groupsLet’s set up a hunt group for an internal helpline. B

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Setting up hunt groupsIssue 3 July 200131Send feedback: [email protected] groupsHunt Group screen4. In the Group Type field, type the code for t

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ContentsIssue 3 July 2001 vSend feedback: [email protected] Why another instruction book? ix We wrote this book for you! ix What infor

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Managing hunt groups32 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. Press NEXT PAGE to find the Group Member Assignments page.Hunt Group scr

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Setting up hunt groupsIssue 3 July 200133Send feedback: [email protected] groupsTo make changes to a hunt group:1. Type change hunt-group n and

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Managing hunt groups34 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Hunt Group form appears.Hunt Group screen2. In the Queue field, type y.

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Setting up hunt groupsIssue 3 July 200135Send feedback: [email protected] groupsAdding hunt group announcementsYou can add recorded announcement

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Managing hunt groups36 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] Group screen3. In the First Announcement Extension field, type the ext

Page 70 - Vector Directory Numbers

Call distribution methodsIssue 3 July 200137Send feedback: [email protected] groupsCall distribution methodsYou have more call distribution choi

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Managing hunt groups38 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 39Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsManaging vectors and VDNsThis section provides an introduction to vectors and Vector

Page 73 - Using reports

Managing vectors and VDNs40 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] are vectors?A vector is a series of commands that you design to t

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What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200141Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsTo write a vector:1. Type change vector 1 and press RETURN.The Call

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ContentsIssue 3 July 2001 viSend feedback: [email protected] announcements What is an announcement? 19 Adding announcements 20 Recor

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Managing vectors and VDNs42 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. Type your vector steps in the numbered column on the left of the sc

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What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200143Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsTip:Remember, the switch automatically fills in some of the informat

Page 78 - ENTER to remove the report

Managing vectors and VDNs44 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] play and repeat an announcement, write this vector (steps 3-5):Call

Page 79 - Using attendant reports

What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200145Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsCall Vector screenIf the goto command in step 5 fails, the switch wi

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Managing vectors and VDNs46 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] let callers leave messages, write this vector (step 7).Call Vector

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What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200147Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsTo quickly redirect calls:1. Create a special mailbox with the appro

Page 82 - Trunk group reports

Managing vectors and VDNs48 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] callers additional choicesYou can give your callers a list of o

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What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200149Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsInserting a stepIt is easy to change a vector step and not have to r

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Managing vectors and VDNs50 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] a stepTo delete vector step 5 from vector 20:1. Type change v

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What are vectors?Issue 3 July 200151Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsDiagnosing a vector problemIf there is a problem with a vector, the

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ContentsIssue 3 July 2001 viiSend feedback: [email protected] reports Using report scheduler 55 Setting printer parameters 55 Scheduling and

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Managing vectors and VDNs52 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. Press ENTER to view the report.The Event Report (detail) screen app

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Vector Directory NumbersIssue 3 July 200153Send feedback: [email protected]/VDNsTo add a VDN:1. Type add VDN 5011 and press RETURN.You enter

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Managing vectors and VDNs54 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. Press ENTER to save your changes.To see the VDNs already associated

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Issue 3 July 2001 55Send feedback: [email protected] reportsThis section explains how to generate, display, list, and print some of the

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Using reports56 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] of the defaults for the system printer are set when the system is installed.

Page 92 - Planning a call center

Using report schedulerIssue 3 July 200157Send feedback: [email protected] and printing reportsYou can schedule up to 50 reports at

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Using reports58 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]. For scheduled and deferred reports, complete the Print Time field to indicate t

Page 94 - Write this vector:

Using report schedulerIssue 3 July 200159Send feedback: [email protected] scheduled reportsIt is easy to reschedule the time and day

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Using reports60 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] scheduled reportsAs your needs change, you may want to remove certain rep

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Analyzing report dataIssue 3 July 200161Send feedback: [email protected] report dataMost of the information displayed in these repor

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ContentsSend feedback: [email protected] Issue 3 July 2001Understanding call centers What is a call center? 73 Planning a call center 74 Se

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Using reports62 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] attendant group trafficThe Attendant Group Measurements report provides

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Using attendant reportsIssue 3 July 200163Send feedback: [email protected] individual attendant performanceThe Attendant Positions R

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Using reports64 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] group reportsTrunk Group Reports can help you detect traffic flow problems s

Page 101 - ■ BCMS Vu Software User Guide

Trunk group reportsIssue 3 July 200165Send feedback: [email protected] Trunk Group Summary report allows you to determine measurement data

Page 102 - Understanding call centers

Using reports66 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] monitor trunk group 12 for the next hour:1. Type change meas-selection trunk-gr

Page 103 - Glossary

Trunk group reportsIssue 3 July 200167Send feedback: [email protected] trunk group statusThe Trunk Group Status report displays a curr

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Using reports68 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] call center performanceStandard switch reports on DEFINITY ECS provide v

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Measuring call center performanceIssue 3 July 200169Send feedback: [email protected] table below shows you how to monitor the performance

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Using reports70 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] hunt group reportsThese procedures tell you how to display or print switch

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Using security reportsIssue 3 July 200171Send feedback: [email protected] Hunt Group Status reportsThe Hunt Group Status report displa

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Issue 3 July 2001 ixSend feedback: [email protected] another instruction book?You’ve told us that you want more step-by-step instructions

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Using reports72 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected]

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Issue 3 July 2001 73Send feedback: [email protected] centerUnderstanding call centersThis section introduces you to inbound call centers. It sho

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Understanding call centers74 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] a call centerGood planning is crucial to setting up an effec

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Planning a call centerIssue 3 July 200175Send feedback: [email protected] centerSetting up the call flowDecide how you want your system to handl

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Understanding call centers76 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] this vector:Tip:Vectors are an optional feature. To see if your

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Planning a call centerIssue 3 July 200177Send feedback: [email protected] centerTesting the systemBefore your new call center goes live, test th

Page 115 - We’d like your opinion

Understanding call centers78 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] your call centerThis step never ends. Monitor your call ce

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Understanding Automatic Call DistributionIssue 3 July 200179Send feedback: [email protected] centerViewing system capacityThe capacities of your

Page 117 - ■ detailed curriculum maps

Understanding call centers80 Issue 3 July 2001 Send feedback: [email protected] an ACD systemAll call center management systems (such as Av

Page 118 - TELL US WHAT YOU THINK

Understanding Automatic Call DistributionIssue 3 July 200181Send feedback: [email protected] centerSelecting a call management systemAvaya provi

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