1. Create a Route
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Manage route name and description.
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Configure route usage for inbound scenarios:
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Route inbound calls directly to an agent group
- Route inbound callls directly to an AI agent
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Route inbound calls to an IVR flow.
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Configure voice prompts when routing inbound calls to agent groups:
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Queue Entry Prompt – announcement when entering the queue.
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In-Queue Sound – background audio played while in the queue (note: when IVR transfers to an agent group, the system default music will be played; this configuration will not apply).
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Voicemail Sound – audio prompt when leaving a message.
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2. Add Trunks
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Click Add Trunk to associate SIP trunks with the corresponding route.
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Manage trunk basic attributes:
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Gateway: in the format of domain:port (e.g.,
?.?.?.?:port
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Called Prefix: format
pattern:replacement
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Max Concurrent: input range 0–9999; “9999” means unlimited.
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CPS (Calls Per Second): maximum call rate per second; leave empty for unlimited.
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Number-Segment Matching: a regular expression; only numbers matching the rule can use this trunk.
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Weight: the weight value used in call distribution. If multiple trunks match a number, the probability of using this trunk is:
P=Trunk Weight / (Trunk Weight + Sum of Other Trunk Weights)
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3. Manage Number Pool
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Add Numbers: Input multiple numbers at once, separated by “;”. (Numbers must be confirmed with the trunk provider.)
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Manage Numbers: View the numbers in the pool and delete those no longer in use.
4. IP Whitelisting
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Before using a self-built route, you must contact NXLink to whitelist your IP.
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When adding a new trunk with a new IP address, inform NXLink in advance to complete the whitelisting process.