Call Park combines the elements of transferring a call and putting it on hold. Rather than having a caller try again later or sending them to voicemail, the user can dial a star code to transfer the call to a virtual parking spot where the caller will remain on hold until the person they are calling becomes available.
There are two ways to park calls: via star code or a line key. This article explains how to use the Call Park star codes. To use a single line key for both parking the call and retrieving the call, see Call Park Line Key.
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Call Park (Analog Phones) |
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Call Park (IP Phones) |
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Call Park Retrieval |
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Auto Ringback
If the call isn't answered after a period of time (typically 180 seconds), the call will be returned (call back) to the user who parked it, following the user's call handling settings. This feature is optional and managed by Customer Support.
Caller ID for Parked Calls
On BCC, when a call is retrieved from a parking spot, the caller ID displays the original calling name and number, if available. If caller ID is not available, it is presented as Not Available or Anonymous. On Cloud PBX, when a call is retrieved from a parking spot, the caller ID displays the call park number.
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