Instruction manual
DEFINITY® Business Communications System and GuestWorks® Issue 6
Overview
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April 2000
Industry Applications
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Here are some additional ways the system can help you serve your customers:
■ The system’s open architecture allows you to easily change features to
meet the changing needs of your customers. For example, setting up a
small telemarketing group often requires making only minor modifications
to your measured hunt group.
■ Some organizations have calls received after business hours relayed to an
office that is still open for business in another part of the world. This saves
the cost of an around-the-clock staff and keeps your customers in touch
with your best people.
Government
Government agencies must project a professional image to their constituents
while controlling costs. Government agencies want to do the following:
■ Provide valuable service to the public.
■ Keep in contact with various offices.
■ Provide flexible telephone services to employees.
Provide valuable service to the public
The Call Vectoring feature provides an auto-attendant to callers that need to
connect directly to specific governmental agencies. The feature allows employees
to spend time doing valuable work, not answering calls for other departments. Call
Vectoring can also be used as a help line to provide information about services
provided by the local agency.
Keep in contact with various offices
Government offices tend to be spread about in various locations. With a system at
each location, features such as uniform numbering allow easy access between
locations. Speed Dialing is another feature that is valuable and can save time
when calls are made regularly between groups.
As part of this network, a single voice messaging system can be accessed by
several sites using the Centralized Voice Mail via Mode Code Interface feature.
This allows satellite offices to access common directories and handle messages
as if they were all on the same site.
With the wireless mobility solutions offered with the system, workers can move
freely around their department but still remain in contact with calls from the public
or from associates.
Should an emergency occur at the office, the Crisis Alert feature allows
employees to contact local emergency agencies quickly. When this call is made,
the attendant as well as digital stations and up to three pagers are notified of the