Step-by-Step Inbound Voice

Created by Jens Leijon, Modified on Tue, 14 Mar 2023 at 02:05 PM by Hannah Peters

This guide will walk you through the different steps you need to take to create an inbound voice queue. You can find the detailed guides to what all the settings mean and how to configure these in more detailed guides that will be linked throughout this guide.


This guide will briefly go through the following steps:




Create Agents


Go to Staff -> Agents to create a new Agent. Be sure to choose WebRTC as Typology.

In the agent settings you choose permissions and manage settings like:


  • Capacity per channel
  • If agent should be automatically paused when logging in
  • Auto answer settings
  • If Chanspy should be enabled (read more about Chanspy here)




Create a Queue


Go to Voice -> Voice Queues to create a new Queue. In the Queue settings you manage settings like:


  • Strategies (read more about Queue strategies here)
  • Agent Timeout
  • Weight (Priority)
  • Announcements
  • After Call Work


When the Queue is created you need to add the Agents who should be associated with the queue. Click Add Agent To Voice Queue in the top right corner:

Create Working Hours (Intervals)

Now you want to configure the opening hours for the queue. Go to Tools -> Intervals.
The Intervals are then added to the Inbound Route or IVR.

More detailed guide on creating Intervals here.


Create an IVR


If you want to route your customers to different queues based on menu options, or give information to the customer before entering the queue you need create an IVR - these are created under CallySquare -> Projects.

More detailed guide on creating IVR-projects here.


Create an Inbound Route


The Inbound route decides where to route an incoming call to a number or number series. Go to Voice -> Inbound Routes -> Actions.
If you have created an IVR with opening hours, menu options and queues you want to route the call to the CallySquare (IVR) project. If you haven't created an IVR you want to route the call to a Queue and choose the Interval (Working hours) in the Inbound Route.
More detailed guide on creating Inbound Routes here.



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