A queue is a system that manages incoming calls by placing them in a line until an agent becomes available to answer. Queues are essential when the number of incoming callers exceeds the number of available agents, ensuring calls are handled in an organized and efficient manner.
In this HowTo, we’ll examine how to register an Xorcom endpoint into a device with CPBX5.
First, we are going to configure an extension with multiple devices with technologies like SIP, CloudPhone Mobile, and CloudPhone Desktop, then we will show you how to register each device.
Outbound Routes are configurations that dictate how outgoing calls are handled within your CPBX5, ensuring efficient routing based on criteria such as dialed number patterns, caller IDs, and specific routing rules. They are integral to your system because of the following:
Setting up SFTP remote storage is useful for CPBX systems with limited storage capacity and ensuring data backup redundancy. Using remote storage, you can safeguard data against local storage failures and maintain data integrity through regular backups. This approach provides an additional layer of protection and reliability for your data.
Setting up S3 remote storage is essential for MT Manager tenants with limited storage capacity and for ensuring redundancy in data backup. By using remote storage, we can safeguard data against local storage failures and maintain data integrity through regular backups. This approach provides an additional layer of protection and reliability for your data.
