Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Voicemail -- Directory Handler Support
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- Cisco Unified Survivable Remote Site Voicemail -- Interview Handler Support
A directory handler can be used in a CUC AA (auto attendant) call flow to assist the caller in a transfer to a specific subscriber. The caller simply dials the subscriber's name and the CUC will direct the call to the subscriber based on the subscriber's transfer rule settings. SRSV-CUE support the basics of directory handler transfers to locally defined subscribers.
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Basics
The SRSV-CUE supports configuration of directory handler language settings ('Use system Language', 'Inherit language from caller', and use a specific language). In addition the directory handler may be configured to look up users via a 'first then last name' search order or 'last then first name' search order. The SRSV-CUE support both first-then-last and last-then-first name search orders on the survivable directory handler.
When a unique match is found, CUC can be configured to route the call directly to the matching extension. This feature is also supported on SRSV-CUE. On the other end of the spectrum, CUC may also be configured to limit the number of matches that will be presented to the user to select from if the search results in multiple matches. The SRSV-CUE supports the same match limits as configured the directory handler on CUC.
The following directory handler basic features are not supported by SRSV-CUE.
- Assigning an extension to the directory handler.
- Configuring a partition for the directory handler.
- Voice enabled flag and speech confidence threshold.
- Play all names flag.
- Search scope.
- Announce match names options.
Caller Input
Caller input for directory handlers is similar to caller input for call handlers, but not quite a flexible. The SRSV-CUE supports configuration of the number of times the directory handler prompt will be played before giving up on caller input. Also supported is the 'Allow caller to Exit Using * Key' flag. In addition the SRSV-CUE supports many of the action mappings that can be configured for directory handlers for the scenarios 'caller exists', 'no input', 'no selection', and 'caller presses zero'. For each of these four possible inputs from the caller, the SRSV-CUE supports the actions that may be assigned according to the table below.
| Major Action | Minor Action | Support Level | Comments
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Call Action | Hang Up | supported | |
| Call Handler | Attempt Transfer | partially supported | Attempt transfer will not cause a call to be made to the call handler but will instead internally route to the call handler. |
| Go Directly to Greeting | supported | ||
| Interview Handler | not supported | ||
| Directory Handler | supported | ||
| Conversation | Broadcast Message Administrator | not supported | |
| Caller System Transfer | not supported | ||
| Checked out Hotel Guest | not supported | ||
| Greetings Administrator | not supported | ||
| Sign-In | supported | ||
| User System Transfer | not supported | ||
| User with Mailbox | Attempt Transfer | partially supported | Only local SRSV subscribers are supported. Transfers to obey subscriber transfer rules. |
| Go Directly to Greeting | partially supported | Only local SRSV subscribers are supported. |
SRSV-CUE does not support the directory handler caller input configuration listed below.
- Timeout if no input
- Timeout after last input
Greeting
No custom greeting options are currently supported for directory handlers.
