It should not matter as long as they use the same trunk for outbound calls.
Original Message:
Sent: 01-28-2025 06:16
From: James Dunn
Subject: Display number for a outgoing call
Clever idea. Although I guess it requires all of the agent's DIDs to be within the same range?
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James Dunn
Telecoms Specialist
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-28-2025 05:20
From: Simon Ra
Subject: Display number for a outgoing call
Hi, we solved the issue by transforming the outbound number with an expression on the trunk settings.
We assigned numbers on agents with an incorrect prefix. +3581(123123) in my example and the trunk converts the prefix to be correct +3589 when the call is placed | -> +3581(123123) becomes -> +3589(123123) . This way you can assign numbers to agents, but actually point the real inbound numbers to a flow.
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Simon Ra
Operations and Continued Improvement Manager
Original Message:
Sent: 01-28-2025 03:59
From: James Dunn
Subject: Display number for a outgoing call
We have a similar situation. All the "agent" inbound numbers route to a flow for processing.
The solution we have is not optimal, but it works. All the agent DIDs are held in a separate carrier and route from that carrier to a Genesys Cloud Voice number specific for each agent. We then use a lookup in the flow to route the appropriate GCV number to the correct agent profile.
This means we can add the numbers held by the other carrier into Genesys Cloud, they are effectively "dummy" numbers", and can be assigned to the agent's profile so when they call outbound it displays.
So each agent has a Genesys Cloud Voice number that nobody knows (except the administrators), and their "true" number that clients use.
It's not great, especially for 5000 agents, as you need to maintain the cost of 2x the numbers, manage the Data Table when people join / leave, etc, but it does work.
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James Dunn
Telecoms Specialist