blessnick wrote:Haha Little complicated for beginner level.
That's why I strongly suggest starting at page one of the Manager's Manual and not skipping anything. You're a Beginner. This will allow you to not pay someone to walk you through this process, that's what the Manager's Manual's primary purpose is. Page 1. Don't skip anything. Trust me.
blessnick wrote:Just i need to understand if i setup survey campaign doesnt customer need to push like button 1 or 2 or something to actually execute the message.
The method of a Survey Campaign is two-fold:
First it plays the initial recorded message (your goal has just been accomplished!). Then the person being called can either press a button or not. At this point, the system has branched and must make a decision what to do about that button that was pressed or what to do if one was not pressed at all.
At that point, your message has already been delivered,however, so you'd probably want all paths to point to voicemail (if that's your goal).
If you set the system up to detect Answering Machines, that portion of the call happens before any of these functions, and the Campaign's AMD settings will determine whether to leave a message on the VM or not. Just remember that a Survey Campaign can then play a message to the humans that answer whereas a normal campaign will then expect an Agent to be available.
There are some tricks you can play to fake a live agent but transfer the call to (for instance) a call menu instead of an agent if there's a human, but really the best method for this is Survey where all the controls are designed specifically for this purpose.