Thanks for the direction. I really appreciate it. A follow-up question I have is the DIDs lines I purchased. I have this number for example (210-503-1242) when I dial the number it rings once and hang-ups. How do I activate the number? I don't want to assign the number to a individual . The only function I want this number to do is flow to our main IVR if dialed which I think you helped me on with the flow. I cant get past the ring once and hang-up problem I believe I'm missing something setting up the number.
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Travis Surber
U.S. Auto Credit Purchasing Center, LLC
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2023 07:02
From: Emily Kammerer
Subject: Using Local DID numbers on Dialer Campaigns
I use a combination of DIDs and TFNs for campaigns, and have them all follow the same inbound flow if called back. If you already have routing in place and just want the new DIDs to follow along, you'll just need to assign the DIDs to the appropriate flow under Routing->Call Routing. If you don't already have existing routing in place, then creating a new one like Max suggested is the way to go.
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Emily Kammerer
Ascendium Education Solutions, Inc.
Original Message:
Sent: 04-25-2023 12:59
From: Travis Surber
Subject: Using Local DID numbers on Dialer Campaigns
I need some help. I recently purchased some DID numbers to use as local Caller Id numbers for our Dialer campaigns. I want to present the Caller ID of the new DID number to the customer. I don't want to assign the DID to an individual I just want to point to call to our main Queue if the number is called back. Right now when I dial one of the new DID numbers the call just drops. Looking for next step.
#Unsure/Other
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Travis Surber
U.S. Auto Credit Purchasing Center, LLC
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