THE RINGLOGIX PBX PLATFORM OFFERS 3 METHODS OF CALL PARKING.
1. DYNAMIC: the User dials the star code " *** " during an active call
and it is automatically parked in the first available parking lot. The
system will then announce the lot number the call w...
Parking lots in the 701-709 (Dynamic) and 710-719 (Static) ranges have
the Ringback feature enabled.
The Ringback feature will monitor how long a call has been held in a
parking lot for and return it to the original extension if it exceeds
the parking t...
This topic explains how to use the new call park functionality in
SNAPmobile web.
Now you will be able to use call park in your SNAPmobile web browser
based webphone. This functionality at your fingertips means less
switching between web and manager por...
OVERVIEW
By default, parking lots created in the 710 - 719 range will have
ringback enabled.
This means that calls parked in this range will "ring back" to the
original extension that parked the call after the default 5 minute
timer has expired.
More i...
Call Parking enables you to "hold" a call in a "parking lot" (aka
parking orbit) so that it can be retrieved by the same or another
extension when they are available.
It is similar to the hold functionality offered by legacy key systems
but still offers ...
Just like a queue breakout, where a caller waiting in a queue can hit
a key to exit and leave a voicemail vs continuing to hold, park
breakout offers callers waiting on park the same experience.
While not a typical feature there are certain call flows wh...
