sequential calls

Incoming Calls to be Routed to Multiple Extensions

Sequential Calls

Sequential calls is a feature offered by some telephone systems, particularly in business environments, that allows incoming calls to be routed to multiple extensions or phone numbers in a specific sequence until the call is answered.

For example, if a business has three employees who are responsible for answering calls, and they have set up a sequential call routing system, an incoming call will first ring at the desk of the employee who is listed as the first contact in the sequence. If that employee does not answer the call after a set number of rings or within a specified timeframe, the call will be automatically forwarded to the next employee in the sequence. This process will continue until the call is answered or until it reaches the end of the sequence.

Sequential calls can be useful for businesses that have a high volume of incoming calls and want to ensure that every call is answered in a timely manner. It can also help to distribute the workload more evenly among employees and ensure that calls are not missed if an employee is unavailable.

Why Choose Sequential Calls from Cebod Telecom?


Cebod Telecom’s Sequential Calls feature offers unmatched flexibility and reliability for your business. With easy configuration through our online portal, you can adjust the routing sequence, manage extensions, and monitor call performance in real time. Plus, this feature integrates seamlessly with other tools like voicemail, auto attendants, and call recording for a comprehensive communication solution.
Don’t miss a single opportunity to connect with your customers—use Sequential Calls to keep your business running smoothly and efficiently!

Sequential Calls: Keeping Your Business Connected and Thriving!

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