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=== Create the Time Condition ===
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Once you create a Time Condition you can use it more than once time without needing to create it again. First you have to go to your Customer Portal >> DID Numbers >> Time Conditions  
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Once you create a Time Condition you can use it more than once without the need to create it again. First you have to go to your Customer Portal >> DID Numbers >> Time Conditions  
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'''Important''': All servers are set to Eastern Standard Time (EST), regardless of their geographic location. Compare your current time with server time to make proper adjustments in your time conditions. Our servers follow standard daylight saving time changes of the United States of America and Canada.
'''Important''': All servers are set to Eastern Standard Time (EST), regardless of their geographic location. Compare your current time with server time to make proper adjustments in your time conditions. Our servers follow standard daylight saving time changes of the United States of America and Canada.
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'''Destination if no conditions matches server time:''' This option will tell the server where the incoming call will be routed if the time doesn't match any of the criterias above.
'''Destination if no conditions matches server time:''' This option will tell the server where the incoming call will be routed if the time doesn't match any of the criterias above.
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As you can see, you have several options to route the incoming calls: SIP/IAX (your main account or one of your subaccounts), IVR, Calling Queue, another Time Condition, a Call Forwarding, etc.  
As you can see, you have several options to route the incoming calls: SIP/IAX (your main account or one of your subaccounts), IVR, Calling Queue, another Time Condition, a Call Forwarding, etc.  
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To finish the time condition, you only need to Name it. You have maximum 15 characters available.
To finish the time condition, you only need to Name it. You have maximum 15 characters available.
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Revision as of 19:08, 19 May 2011

Time Conditions is a way to route your incoming calls to different destinations depending on the time. For example, you can have a Time condition for your Non-Business hours and all the incoming calls you receive will be routed to a recording or the voicemail directly (you can also route to other options, like IVR, Call Forward entry, etc.)

For this guide, we are going to create a time condition to have the DID rings in the main account during the business hours (8am-6pm EST) and in the non-bussines hours the incoming calls will go to the voicemail.


Contents


Setup a Time Condition

Create the Time Condition

Once you create a Time Condition you can use it more than once without the need to create it again. First you have to go to your Customer Portal >> DID Numbers >> Time Conditions


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In the next screen, first we need to configure at least one criteria, you can configure up to 4 different criterias at the moment. For this example we only required one, let say that the business hours are from 8am to 6pm EST and Monday to Friday.

Important: All servers are set to Eastern Standard Time (EST), regardless of their geographic location. Compare your current time with server time to make proper adjustments in your time conditions. Our servers follow standard daylight saving time changes of the United States of America and Canada.


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After that, we have these two options:

Destination if one of the conditions matches server time: This option will tell the server where the incoming call will be routed if the time match one of the criteria above.

Destination if no conditions matches server time: This option will tell the server where the incoming call will be routed if the time doesn't match any of the criterias above.

As you can see, you have several options to route the incoming calls: SIP/IAX (your main account or one of your subaccounts), IVR, Calling Queue, another Time Condition, a Call Forwarding, etc.

Because we only need that the calls are routed to the main account in business hours or the voicemail in the non-business hours, we set this two options accordingly.

To finish the time condition, you only need to Name it. You have maximum 15 characters available.


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Route incoming calls from DID to your Time Condition

You need to go to your Customer Portal >> DID Numbers >> Manage DID(s).

I'm going to assume that you have already a DID number in your account. You need to select the DID number you want to apply the time condition and then click on Edit DID button (the icon with the pencil), also you can select more than one DID and click on the Edit Selection buttons.

At this point you should be in the Edit DID Settings page, the only setting you should be change is the Routing. You need to select the Time Conditions option and then select it from the dropdown menu on the right.

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To finish only apply the changes and you should have the Time Conditions working for the DID.

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