The following vector example involves a scenario in which an incoming call enters a network enabled for the ICP service. The network Communication Manager requests information from the caller (ced) and from the call center database (cdpd). The digits are conveyed in the call ISDN message to Communication Manager and then made available to collect digits vector steps. ced and cdpd are both used to determine routing for the call.

In this vector, step 1 provides a wait-time step if calls are transferred to this vector. Step 2 collects the ced. Steps 3 and 4 branch the call to a different vector step depending on the ced digit. If no ced were received, or if the digit received was not 1 or 2, step 5 routes the call to the attendant. If the ced digit collected was 1, the call routes to a second collect step where cdpd are collected. The vector then routes the call to the cdpd. If the ced digit collected was 2, the call queues to split 6.