Nortel Attendant Console - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Copyright © 2002 Nortel Networks; Trademarks
  • Page 3 – Contents
  • Page 7 – About Attendant Console
  • Page 8 – Attendant Console components; The Server component; “Types of attendant setups” on page 12; The Reports component
  • Page 9 – Attendant Console features; Computer compatibility; Some of Attendant Console’s advanced software capabilities are:
  • Page 10 – Choice of Attendant types
  • Page 11 – Configuring Attendant Console; To configure Attendant Console; “Components of the Attendant Console window” on page 23; Starting Attendant Console; On the Tip of the Day window click the Close button.
  • Page 12 – Types of attendant setups; Full-time main attendant
  • Page 13 – Part-time main attendant; “Full-time main attendant”
  • Page 14 – Backup attendant; Select the I am out check box.; extension number in the company.
  • Page 16 – Overflow attendant; “Status bar” on page 24; To set the overflow extension
  • Page 17 – Assistant attendant; In the My extension box, type the assistant attendant’s extension.
  • Page 18 – Adding or removing an assistant attendant’s assigned extensions; to; copy it to the Assigned extensions list.; To view an assistant attendant’s assigned extensions; Click the Assigned tab.
  • Page 19 – Setting up other attendant features; Call notification
  • Page 20 – Restoring the Attendant Console window
  • Page 21 – Setting the Attendant Selected option; Click the Selected tab.; copy it to the Selected extensions list.
  • Page 22 – Disabling Transfer options
  • Page 23 – This chapter explains how to use the Attendant Console window.; Components of the Attendant Console window
  • Page 24 – Status bar; To display the Status bar:; On the View menu click Status bar.; Attendant Console menus; File menu
  • Page 25 – Edit menu
  • Page 26 – Tools menu
  • Page 27 – Transfer menu
  • Page 28 – Caller menu
  • Page 29 – Attendant menu
  • Page 30 – Using keystroke commands; Access keys; Edit Menu keystroke commands
  • Page 31 – Keystroke commands with the Alt key; Using right-click capability; To use right-click capability
  • Page 32 – Using the toolbar; To display the toolbar
  • Page 33 – About Loop buttons; “View menu” on page
  • Page 34 – Using Caller Information options
  • Page 35 – The Edit Caller Information dialog box; To access the Edit Caller Information dialog box
  • Page 37 – Using the call processing area; The call processing area contains:
  • Page 39 – The Edit Employee Information dialog box; “Maintaining employee information” on page 71
  • Page 41 – Using the Directory options
  • Page 42 – Directory tabs
  • Page 43 – Directory list employee and extension information
  • Page 44 – Sorting information in the Directory list; To sort information
  • Page 45 – Basic call processing with Attendant Console
  • Page 46 – Answering calls as an attendant; “About Loop; What the Loop buttons display; To show or hide inactive Loop buttons; On the View menu click Hide Loop Buttons.; To answer an incoming call; Click the yellow Ringing Loop button.; Press the associated intercom or line key on your telephone.
  • Page 47 – “The Edit Caller Information dialog box” on page 35; To release a call; base unit by your telephone administrator.
  • Page 48 – Using the Target list box; “Using the Contacts boxes” on page 48; Using the Contacts boxes
  • Page 49 – Using the Directory tabs; Click the Transfer button.
  • Page 50 – Using the Directory Find box; Use the Directory Find box to search by name.; To search by Name and put an extension in the Target list box
  • Page 51 – Using the Department list box; To restore all names in the Full tab view, click the Show All button.; Information dialog box.
  • Page 52 – Transferring a call; To transfer using the Contacts box; Type the extension number of the employee in the Target list box.; attached to the Business Communications Manager base unit.
  • Page 53 – To transfer a call to an outside number
  • Page 54 – Parking, holding and screening calls; Parking calls and paging employees
  • Page 55 – To retrieve a parked call
  • Page 56 – To view parked calls; the park number of the call
  • Page 57 – Placing and retrieving calls on hold; Calls can be placed on Hold and retrieved quickly.; To put an incoming call on hold; Click the Ringing Loop button.; To place a call on Hold at an active extension; Respond to the call accordingly.
  • Page 58 – Screening calls; To screen and transfer a call; Click the Cancel button.; Process the call accordingly.
  • Page 59 – Contacting employees using Voice Call; In the Target list box type or enter the extension of the employee.; On the toolbar, click
  • Page 60 – Linking and Joining calls; To use the DTMF button with an incoming call on a Loop button
  • Page 61 – Creating a conference call; To create a conference call to an outside number; To disable the Link Transfer button:; Select Disable Link Transfer Option.
  • Page 62 – Handling a callback call; Responding to a callback that an extension did not answer
  • Page 63 – To process a Hold call
  • Page 64 – Making a call from your extension; To place a call to an extension or outside number; “Using the Directory Find box” on page 50; Click the Call button or press the Enter key to make the call.; To make a call to an outside number; Click the Call button or press the Enter key.
  • Page 65 – Handling calls at an employee’s telephone; To speak to a caller; To send a call to the attendant who then asks the caller to hold; To send a call to CallPilot
  • Page 66 – To join a call with the current call
  • Page 67 – Maintaining caller information; Creating a new caller record; New caller records are created in the following ways:; To create a new caller record from an active call
  • Page 68 – In the Company box, type the caller’s company’s name.; After you enter caller information, process the call:
  • Page 69 – To create a new name caller record from an existing caller record; In the Name list box type the new caller’s name.; To create a new caller record when there are no active calls; Type the desired information in the boxes.; Press the Save button to save the new caller record.; To create a new caller record from a Caller ID; Type the new caller’s name.
  • Page 70 – Finding and editing caller information; You can edit caller information at any time and save the changes.; To find caller information; Click the Save button to save the changes to the database.; To delete a caller record; Make sure the caller name you want to delete appears.
  • Page 71 – Maintaining employee information; “The Directory options; Using the Directory list
  • Page 72 – Finding an employee record; You can search by an employee’s name two ways:; To search by name; “The Edit; To search by department; A department search takes priority over a name search.
  • Page 73 – To search for a person in a department; In the Department box select a department.; Resetting the Full tab view; You can reset the Full tab view to the default display.; To reset the Full tab view
  • Page 74 – Editing employee information; To add or change an extension; Creating a new name for an extension; To create a new name for an extension
  • Page 75 – Using the Make Caller button; Use this function if an employee calls from a customer’s office.; To assign the name of an employee to a caller record
  • Page 76 – Adding notes to employee records; To select from the list of notes; In the Note list box type a note.
  • Page 77 – To save employee edit changes; Information dialog box closes without saving the changes.
  • Page 79 – About Attendant Console reports; Report types; Calls by Customers report
  • Page 80 – About the Reports window; To open the Reports window
  • Page 81 – Components of the Reports window; Database box; The Database box contains information on selecting a database.
  • Page 82 – Information list box; The Information list box contains the report type information.
  • Page 83 – Period list box; The Period list box is available if:
  • Page 84 – Employees; and a report type that uses the category Employees or Customers.
  • Page 85 – Creating and viewing reports; To load the database; Selecting a report type
  • Page 86 – Setting the report period; To set the report period; In the To box type the date.; To select a report of one week; In the month list box, choose the desired month.; type a date that does not exist.
  • Page 87 – To clear a date; report type that requires you to define a Report Period.
  • Page 88 – Selecting employees and customers for the report; To select employees or customers
  • Page 89 – Creating the report; To create a report; Viewing the report; You can also change the displayed page from the keyboard.; To change the displayed page from the keyboard
  • Page 90 – Printing a report; To print a report; Choose the pages and number of copies of the report to print.
  • Page 91 – Glossary; DTMF is the sound emitted when telephone buttons are pressed.
  • Page 92 – Voice mail or voice message mailbox.
  • Page 93 – Index; Numerics
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Page 2 - Copyright © 2002 Nortel Networks; Trademarks

2 P0936572 02 Copyright © 2002 Nortel Networks All rights reserved. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. The statements, configurations, technical data, and recommendations in this document are believed to be accurate and reliable, but are presented without express o...

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