ACD routes queued calls internally (to internal stations called agents)
or externally (destinations are trunks). There are cases when a trunk
is configured with RERTEINT (Reroute Internal) attribute in AMO
LDAT. ACD is able to execute routings to RERTEINT destinations.
Use Cases
Use Cases for ACD with route to a destination on a trunk with RERTEINT.
The feature takes care of two cases:
- ACD has configured a RTOFF step to a destination on a trunk with
RERTEINT.
- An application which monitors ACD queues, diverts the call to a destination
on a trunk with RERTEINT.
For a configuration with
- 200 as trunk access code,
- 200-x the LDPLN entry,
- RERTEINT in corresponding AMO LDAT,
- 3400 internal station,
- 3500 external station (configured with closed numbering),
- 9663500 trunk access code for open numbering and external station
3500
the following scenarios are implemented:
- A call to ACD is queued
ACD has configured a step RTOFF 2003400
ACD executes this step
Call is routed internally to stn 3400
- A call to ACD is queued
ACD has configured a step RTOFF 2003500
ACD executes this step
Call is routed externally to 3500
- A call to ACD is queued
ACD has configured a step RTOFF 2009663500
ACD executes this step
Call is routed externally to 9663500
- A call to ACD is queued
Application invokes DIVERT to destination 2003400
ACD executes this step
Call is routed internally to stn 3400
- A call to ACD is queued
Application invokes DIVERT to destination 2003500
ACD executes this step
Call is routed externally to 3500
- A call to ACD is queued
Application invokes DIVERT to destination 2009663500
ACD executes this step
Call is routed externally to 9663500