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• Introduction to Transfer and Forwarding
• Can I forward my calls if I go out of town?
Out of the country?
• How do I change my transfer
schedules from the phone?
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• How can I turn off a specific schedule?
• How do I activate a specific schedule?
• How do I set up my schedules?
• How can I customize the transfer schedules so that
specific calls are forwarded depending on how I want?
• Can I block calls from a certain number?
• Can I have a different greeting played when call
forwarding is active?
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• What is Find-Me (Simultaneous Transfer)?
• What is Follow-Me (Sequential Transfer)?
• How do I set up Find-Me/Follow-Me?
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• Confirmed transfers
• Secure transfers (prompt for PIN)
• Screened transfers
• Can you prompt for a PIN when forwarding
calls to me?
• Can you read me the caller ID of the calling party?
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• Introduction to Transfer and Forwarding How does transfer and forwarding work?
Note: The above example is based on the 'Confirmed Transfer' option. If you have changed some of these options, the sequence may be slightly different. How can I use
transfer and forwarding?
• How do I change my transfer schedules from the phone?
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• What is Find-Me (Simultaneous Transfer)?
When you have multiple active transfers, Find-Me (Simultaneous Transfer)
will call all of your active transfers at the same time and connect you to the
number that picks up first. This way, if you have multiple transfers, your
callers can reach you wherever you are.
• What is Follow-Me (Serial Transfer)?
When you have multiple active transfers, Follow-Me (Sequential
Transfer) will call all of your active transfers one by one. The order of
transfer will depend on your settings.
• How do I set up Find-Me/Follow-Me?
If you have more than one active transfer, the default setting is Find-Me
(Simultaneous Transfer). If you would like to use our Follow-Me (Serial
Transfer) service, please call us for setup.
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• What is Call Screening?
Call screening provides you with the power to take different actions
depending on who the caller is and what you want to do with a transferred call.
We provide you with three different screening options:
Confirmed Transfer,
Secure Transfer,
Screened Transfer.
This gives you the option of taking or not taking a call when a call is
transferred to you. When you answer a transferred call from United Voicemail,
you will hear, "You have a call transfer. Press 1 to connect or Press 9 to
disconnect."
• Secure transfers (prompt for PIN)
You can choose whether United
Voicemail should require you to enter your PIN before you are connected to
your caller. This is useful if you are forwarding your calls to a phone to which
someone else has access. Also, you may leave your cellphone on your desk but you
don't want anyone else to answer. In this case, if no one else knows your PIN,
they cannot answer any calls transferred from Unite Voicemail.
1. Click on 'Settings' tab.
2. Click on 'Transfer & Forwarding'
menu.
3. Locate the transfer schedule you want to set up the greeting for.
4. Click on 'Detail' of the desired
transfer schedule.
5. Under 'Transfer Options':
6. Check the box 'Ask for passcode'
7. Click on 'Save'.
Our system will ask the caller to speak his or her name before attempting to
reach you. When you answer the call at your forwarding destination you will
hear: "You have a call transfer from [caller's name]." You can then decide
whether to accept the call.
• Can you prompt for a PIN when forwarding calls to me?
This feature is same as Secure
Transfer. Please refer to Secure Transfers
section.
• Can you read me the caller ID of the calling party?
When you answer the call at your
forwarding destination you will hear: "You have a call from [caller's telephone
number]." You can then decide whether to accept the call.
If you have Caller ID
service on the phone where you receive the call, you might also see the caller's
number displayed there. Because of limitations of the phone system, the number
you see or hear might be different from the caller's number. This happens most
often when calls are coming from a cell phone or from an office.