Cebod Telecom
  • Introduction
  • Customer Onboarding
  • FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
  • Cebod Telecom Web Portal
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    • Activities
      • Call records
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      • Active calls
      • SMS records
      • Faxes
    • Phone System
      • Phone Numbers
      • IVR (Auto Receptionist)
      • Users (Extensions)
        • Dynamic Caller ID
      • Manage Devices
      • Manage Groups
      • Manage Conferences
      • Postcall Actions
      • Webhooks
      • Time Conditions
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        • Agents Status
        • Agent Statistics
    • Tools / Settings
      • Manage Phone Lines
      • Add 911 Address
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      • Manage Recordings
        • AI Text-to-Speech Feature
      • Global Settings
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  • How To's
    • Set up BLF
    • Register a New Account
    • Setup Call Forwarding
      • Call Forwarding to an Extension
      • Call Forwarding Manually to a Cell Phone
    • Dial-By-Name Directory
    • Voicemail
      • Setting up the Voicemail Menu
      • Accessing Voicemail
      • Navigate through the Voicemail Menu
    • Provisioning
      • Cisco 8841
    • Setup Speed Dial
    • Cebod Telecom Free Applications
      • MS Windows Desktop Softphone
      • Mac Desktop Softphone
      • Apple IOS Mobile App
      • Android Mobile App
      • Desktop SMS/MMS Application
      • Click to Call Browser Extension
    • GS Wave
    • Setting Up Whisper Announcement
  • Enable Call Recording
  • Features
    • Manage Phone Features
      • Call Block
      • Call transfer
      • Call Queue
      • Call Center
      • Active Call Features
      • Ring Groups
      • Call Forward
      • Call Recording
      • Call Park
      • Paging
      • Voicemail
      • Call Monitoring
      • Hide Caller ID
    • Missed Call SMS
    • Missed Call Email Notification
    • 3-Way Calling
    • Conference Bridge
    • Setting up Time Condition
    • Setup Email FAX - Incoming
    • Sending eFax using email
  • API
    • Voice API
    • Quick Start
      • Identify Caller
      • Collect Response
    • didML reference doc
      • Voice API reference params
      • Voice API response
      • didML Verbs
        • <dial>
          • <client>
          • <conference>
          • <number>
          • <queue>
          • <sip>
        • <enqueue>
        • <fax>
        • <gather>
        • <hangup>
        • <pause>
        • <play>
        • <postcall>
        • <record>
        • <recordcall>
        • <redirect>
        • <reject>
        • <say>
        • <sms>
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  1. Cebod Telecom Web Portal
  2. Phone System

Manage Groups

In this section, manage and create ring groups based on the department, expertise or the location.

This is useful where you have multiple people handling customer calls.

For example, you can have two groups: Sales and Support. Extensions 101, 102, and 103 are part of Sales group. Extension 201, 202, and 203 are member of Support group.

Groups can be configured as Sequential or Ring All (Simultaneous). Click on “Manage Groups” to see the list of existing groups in your account.

Create Group: Use the form to create a new group. This will just create a group, members to groups are added later.

  1. Group Name: Choose an easy to remember name.

  2. Group Number: Every group in your account must be a unique number. It can be anything from 01 to 99.

  3. Recording: This feature allows incoming calls to be recorded to this new group.

  4. Order: Ring All: Will ring every employee extension or phone number in the group.

  5. Order: Sequential: Will ring one employee at a time in a sequence. If the first representative does not answer the call, it will ring the next one.

  6. Default VM: If no one in the group answers the call, the call can be forwarded to a voicemail.

  7. Call Time Out: How long should the phone ring before the system decides to take the next action? Usually 15 seconds for Sequential and 30-40 second for Ring All. If one of the members is Cell Phone, call time out should be less than 30 seconds. Otherwise cell phone VM will be triggered in 30 seconds and the phone system will consider it a call pickup.

  8. Ring Back: The audio file or music which the caller should hear while waiting for the receiver to pick up and answer the call. It can be default Music on hold or a customer audio file.

  9. Announcement: If you want to play an announcement before the call connects, use the default recording or upload your own recordings. Example, “Please hold while we connect your call.”

  10. Announcement File: File to be played when the announcement is enabled.

  11. Whisper: Play a message to end user who is receiving the call. ‘Sales’ for example, will prepare the end user before the call connects. This message is only played to the end receiver, while the caller is still on Music Hold. This feature can be enabled or disabled as desired.

  12. Whisper File: File to be played for whisper message before the call connects. Remember this file should only be one to two words.

  13. Post Call Event: (For Advanced users) Phone system allows you to create post call events. For example, email all the calls coming to sales group to specific email address, or create an event in Google analytics for any call coming to this group. Click on “Create Group” to use this feature.

Add members to Group: To add members to this group, click on Group name and a new window will pop up on the right. On the top you will see group name and group number. If you already have some members in the group, you will see the list here. You can delete or edit the list.

To add a new member, click on “Add Ext” button in the new pop window. Group member can be an extension of 11-digit US phone number.

Priority is useful for sequential dialing; person or staff member on zero.

Priority is called first before the one on priority 1,2,3,4 or 5 subsequently.

Once the changes are made, click on Save Changes.

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