Answer an Incoming Call
Written by B3Networks Academy
Updated at August 28th, 2023
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Table of Contents
1. Pick up a call
2. Talking and ACW
Note:
When the user state is Free/Dialing
When the user state is Talking
When the user state is ACW
3. Show Caller ID when Forwarding
On user’s device, they will see the details below when receiving a diverted call.
Scenario 1: Forward to Internal Extensions
Use Case
4. Show Caller ID when Transferring
On user’s device, they will see the details below when receiving a diverted call.
Case 1: If Caller and Transferor are 2 different people
Scenario 1: Transfer to Internal Extension
Use Case
Use Case
5. Show Caller ID for a Forwarded/Transferred Call on an IP Phone
Logic:
6. Finish a call
7. Missed Call
Upon logging in to the portal with Web Phone enabled, you are now able to start making and receiving calls.
1. Pick up a call
- When there is an incoming call, a window will pop up at the bottom right corner of your screen showing the caller number.
- Press:
- Green button to accept the call.
- Red button to reject the call.
2. Talking and ACW
During the Talking state, you will see an “End Call” button and for ACW (After Call Work) state, you will see an “ End ACW” button.
- If you click “End ACW” without submitting a note, the system will automatically save whatever you entered in the note.
- ACW will apply for both Contact Center - Incoming Call, Callback Call, Campaign call pop up.
- ACW can only be ended when:
- Clicking “End ACW”
- Clicking “Finish” button on popup
- Making a new call (outbound call)
- Hitting time out
Note:
Color of Talking/ACW will change according to the user status:
- Available - Green
- Busy - Red
- Away - Yellow
- Offline - Grey
When the user state is Free/Dialing
When the user state is Talking
When the user state is ACW
3. Show Caller ID when Forwarding
On user’s device, they will see the details below when receiving a diverted call.
Scenario 1: Forward to Internal Extensions
- Ignore the current Caller ID when forwarding (Internal): Caller Number or Ext Key
- Show the Caller ID for the Forwardee as follows:
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From:
- Internal Call: Caller Extension Key
- External Call: Caller Number
- To: Forwarder Extension Key
Scenario 2: Forward to External Numbers
- Based on the setting of the forwarder extension
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Show the Caller ID for the Forwardee as follows when settings as Caller Number
- From: Caller Number
- To: Forwardee Extension Key
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Show the Caller ID for the Forwardee as follows when settings as Assigned Caller ID
- From: Assigned Caller ID
- To: Forwardee Extension Key
Use Case
- A calls B
- B forwards to C
- B is always an Internal Extension
- C picks up the call via IP Phone
4. Show Caller ID when Transferring
On user’s device, they will see the details below when receiving a diverted call.
Case 1: If Caller and Transferor are 2 different people
Scenario 1: Transfer to Internal Extension
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows:
- From: Caller Extension Key
- To: Transferor Extension Key
Scenario 2: Transfer to External Number
- Based on the setting of the transferrer extension
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows when settings as Caller Number:
- From: Caller Number
- To: Transferee's Extension Key
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows when settings as Assigned Caller ID:
- From: Assigned Caller ID
- To: Transferee Extension Key
Use Case
- A calls B
- B Transfers to C
- C picks up the call via IP Phone
Case 2: If Caller and Transferor is the same person
Scenario 3: Transfer to Internal Extension
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows:
- From: Caller Extension Key
- To: Transferee Extension Key
Scenario 4: Transfer to External Number
- Based on the setting of the transferrer extension
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows when settings as Caller Number:
- From: Caller Number
- To: Transferee’s Extension Key
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Show the Caller ID for the Transferee as follows when settings as Assigned Caller ID:
- From: Assigned Caller ID
- To: Transferee Extension Key
Use Case
- B calls A
- B transfers to C
- C picks up the call via IP Phone
5. Show Caller ID for a Forwarded/Transferred Call on an IP Phone
When users receive a forwarded/transferred call within their organization, the caller ID will be displayed on their IP Phones in the below stated manner.
Logic:
Internal Call Forwarding:
- A calls B (Ext 100)
- B forwards the call to C (Ext 200)
- C picks up the call via IP Phone (Ext 300)
- Display on IP Phone of C: <Caller name> + <Caller extension key> => A 100
Internal Call Transfer:
- A calls B (Ext 100)
- B transfers the call to C (Ext 200)
- C picks up the call via IP Phone (Ext 300)
- Display on IP Phone of C: <Caller name> + <Caller extension key> => A 100
6. Finish a call
7. Missed Call
If you miss a call, you can go to Inbox tab and check the call history.
