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System is a MICS 6.0 with NAM. Can I setup a selection so that a caller can transfer from 1 CCR tree to another CCR tree?
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Andy
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No Depending on why may depend on a work around. You can tell which tree to answer during day.
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Yeah, I'm curious why also... why not have it all in one CCR?
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If you had a Call Pilot and someone gets out of the AA/CCR-1 somoeone could send them back to CCR-2 etc....
I have not tried that with the NAM - not sure the NAM can do that but you could try, if you really needed to do that.
But it is not an automatic jump to another CCR tree.
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I have a customer with multiple companies on the same system with the same system setup - the only way we were able to allow for transfer from one companies CCR tree to another was to build a route & dial out to another DID that rings in and is answered by the 2nd CCR tree. A pain, but it's the only way I know of to accomplish this.
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