Applications

There are a variety of ways Outbound Auto Dialing can function:

1. Deliver a message when the telephone is answered.
2. Ask someone to press 1 before hearing the complete message.
3. Ask for a voice response(s) after one or more messages or questions.
4. Ask for a touchtone response(s) after one or more messages or questions.
5. Transfer the call (using Centrex or 3-way calling) to a live operator immediately or after a message.

• The system can detect a live person vs. an answering machine.
• You may record or listen to messages and information by telephone or by microphone and speaker, if you have Sound Blaster (or compatible) card.
• Voice responses may be retrieved from any telephone with a pass code.
• Outbound Auto Dialing may operate at the same time as the Inbound Auto- mated Attendant, if using separate telephone lines.
• The system is capable of handling up to 12 telephone lines simultaneously.
• Touchtone key responses may be stored in your computer for retrieval.
• The time of day to begin and end calling may be set by the operator.
• The system marks phone numbers that are busy, unanswered, & faxes.
• The system will retry telephone numbers that were busy or unanswered, as many times as the operator requests.
• The system will allow you to import databases of names and telephone numbers, or you may enter that information directly.
• The system allows many different data bases (groups of phone numbers) to reside within the system at the same time.
• The system will allow you to call up to 10,000 phone numbers with one command. For example: Call all numbers with the "456" prefix, from 456-0000 through 456-9999. You may choose up to 4 prefixes at any one time (40,000 numbers). The numbers are scrambled before randomly dialing.