Requirements: Your Phone Number Classifications-Forward Access Control rights determine which phone numbers you can use as forwarding numbers.
If you will be away from your desk but accessible at another telephone number, you can forward your calls. You can forward calls to an internal extension, a local number, a cellular telephone, or even a long-distance number (if you have the appropriate rights.)
When you choose to forward calls to a remote telephone number, you must set your status to Available, Forward. IC server redirects all calls originally targeted at your local extension to the remote number
Note: If you can't normally make long-distance calls from Interaction Client, you can't forward your calls to a long-distance number. If you have questions about your call privileges, see your CIC administrator.
Also, your CIC administrator can create multiple Forwarding statuses if your site requires it. For example, you could have Available Forward, Home and Available Forward, Mobile.
From the My Status drop-down list, select Available, Forward.
Do one of the following:
If you have previously set your status to Available, Forward and entered the correct forwarding telephone number, you are finished. All calls are now forwarded to the remote number.
If you have never before set your status to Available, Forward, you are prompted to "Please provide a forward number." Enter your remote telephone number and click OK. You are finished.
If you have previously set your status to Available, Forward but want to change the forwarding telephone number, click Set status details and go to the next step.
In Forward Number, enter the remote telephone number for forwarded calls.
Click OK.
Result: Your status is set to Available. Forward and all calls are forwarded to the remote number.
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