TMS Feature - PBX Manager - Hunt Lists

TMS Feature - PBX Manager - Hunt Lists

A hunt list is a series of actions that will be executed in a predetermined order. The order that they appear is essential, as they are processed sequentially. 

 

The main page shows existing hunt lists with their name, description and the “edit” and “delete”  buttons. To create new hunt lists, select the “add hunt list” button and add a name and description to indicate what the list will be used for.  




When creating a hunt list, the administrator firstly needs to decide what to do  should a call go unanswered. This becomes the final step in the hunt list thereafter. 


There is no limit to the number of steps that can be added to a hunt list, and the order can be changed at any time by moving an option up or down. The three options are:

  • Announcement

  • Ring Group

  • Queue


The following settings are available for each option:

  • Announcement

    • Announcement: Chosen from the list of available recordings in the system.


  • Ring Group

    • Extensions to ring as well as other numbers such as cellphones/other external numbers. 

    • Ignore transfers: This will prevent the system from sending the caller to voicemail. This should always be

enabled to send the caller to the next step in the hunt list. 

    • Ring time: How long the call rings before the system will move on to the next step in the huntlist. 


  • Queue

    • How long to wait in a queue: the maximum length of time the caller should be kept waiting in a queue before

they are moved to the next step. 

    • Play ringtone: Play a ringing tone to the caller instead of hold music.


Articles Related “How To” Document Links:

How to add a Huntlist/IVR/ or Queue to the Inbound routes.

PBX Settings

How do I change my default caller ID?

How to Disable Personal Caller ID.

How to change the system voice on the PBX?

How to Setup Parking Lots.

How to Use Parking Lost.

How to Create Pickup Groups.

Are Default Company caller IDs configurable?

Queues

How to Configuration/Create a Queue.

How to Enable Disposition for Queues.

How to Add a Webhook to a Queue

How to add Members to a Queue.

Where is the Time for a Queue Controlled?

Inbound Routes

How to Set Up an Inbound Route.

How to Add a Custom Holiday Message to a Business PBX.

How to adjust/Change an Inbound Route.

Pause Codes

How to set up Pause Codes.

Feature Codes

What is a Feature Code?

Can I change Feature codes?

Euphoria Standard Feature Codes

IVR

Where to get a Professionally Recorded IVR Message Created?

How to Add a Recording via Your Phone.

How to Add an IVR / Digital Receptionist?

On Which Website can I find Music for my Telephone Recording?

Huntlist

How To Add A Hunt List.

How To Make Multiple Extensions Ring At The Same Time.

Conference Room

How to Set up a Conference Room.

How to join a conference room?

Mailboxes

How to Set Up and Activate Hot Desking.


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