Inbound call transfer to mobile phone

[rrb555]

Hi,

I have an inbound number setup on my server and working just great. I want to automatically tansfer/route all calls to my mobile number whenever no one is around taking call instead of going to voicemail. Is this possible?

Thanks,

Update:

I was able to transfer call now to my mobile number by configuring EXTENSION (dialprefix + mobile number) but the problem now is I didn't hear anything on the other end.
Did someone experienced the same issue?

[williamconley]

If you route the call to an ingroup (which is a normal routing method) and look at the configuration options available inside InGroups ... you will note that there are MANY options for failover. Read through all of them (a couple examples: timeout can drop to exten instead of vm; no agents logged in can also be set ... lots of options, read the help screens and/or manual!)

[Ankit111288]

I am Newbie in VICIDIAL so I need YOUR Help Could you please let me know,How do I Inbound call transfer to mobile phone?

[williamconley]

If you want to transfer from an agent screen to any phone, the agent would push the "transfer-conf" button and then fill in the number to send the call to and choose a dialing option (dial with customer ... park customer dial ... blink transfer).

If you want to transfer the call without the call getting to an agent, as in forwarding, you can create a DID with the inbound number and set the DID route to "EXTENSION" and then put the full phone plus any necessary dial prefix and/or dial code. IE: If you want to transfer it to 555-555-1212, you may need to put in "915555551212". The "9" chooses the Vicidial Carrier (under Admin->Carriers) and the 1 is the US dial code, then the 10 digit us phone number.

Now for the newbie suggestions you have earned:

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