Attendant features that work with SBS

Last Updated : Oct 30, 2012 |
Prolog information
  • Attendant Direct Extension Selection (DXS) can be used to originate an SBS call that uses Uniform Dial Plan (UDP).
  • Attendant Intrusion can be used to intrude on an SBS call.
  • Attendant Recall works with an SBS call
  • Attendant Return Call and Serial Calling work with an incoming SBS call.
  • Attendant transfer is applicable to an SBS call.
  • An incoming SBS call can be parked, and is subject to Call Park Time-out to the Attendant.
  • An SBS call can be a party in an attendant conference.
  • An SBS call can be directed to an individual attendant access number.
  • Inter-PBX attendant service works with SBS trunks.
  • Incoming SBS calls follow attendant Night Service.
  • Incoming SBS calls hear Recorded Announcements in the attendant queue.
  • You can use Trunk Answer Any Station (TAAS) to answer an incoming SBS call.
  • The Trunk Identification by Attendant feature identifies the SBS trunk group member.
  • An SBS call can be held with Two-Party Hold on Console.
  • Attendant Vectoring can receive and redirect attendant-directed calls over SBS trunks.