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No Missed Call Notification for RGS Calls

When a user is an agent of a Response Group, he will receives voice calls via the Response Group Service. Because calls are not originally targeted at this user in particular, no missed call notification will be generated. This behavior has been designed for two reasons:

- If parallel routing is used, an agent, even willing to accept calls, may get a lot of such notifications, such making the "missed call notification" feature less useful.

- It may be confusing for informal agents to receive such missed call notifications as their main activity is not to answer RGS calls.

Note that conversation entries will be available for RGS calls.

Stéphane Cavin

Published Tuesday, August 25, 2009 10:36 AM by ocsteam
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ppatel said:

Can someone please explain how the Missed Call Notifications work or how they are supposed to work!! , so I can explain it to my users... I have tried testing it by purposely missing calls/IM's and Communicator is hit and miss about sending missed call notifications.

Thanks.
August 27, 2009 3:16 PM
 

Ryan03 said:

I'm not sure if this question is valid for this blog since I'm learning about OCS-R2 and it's features to integrate with Siemens, Cisco and Avaya phone systems.  In order to even consider moving to OCS-Voice-Video the product needs to integrate with it's competitors.  Why?  with large organizations you need to migrate large amounts of users and buildings over a period of time that can last years.

Some of the design issues I'm working on is introducing OCS into the existing dial plan since we may need to migrate users by floor.  Can an OCS-MOC client share a PBX system's dial plan without using a dummy/phantom DID on the workstation and the real DID on the phone?  Can somene share their experience migrating a large enterprise to OCS-Telephony?  Thank you
September 20, 2009 12:34 PM
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