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Telephony Interface

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The axis diplomat Telephony Interface module offers close integration between axis diplomat and Avaya IP Office telephony systems.

Want to know who’s calling before you answer? Want customer and supplier information brought up on your screen the instant you answer a call? Like to have the system dial a customer or supplier contact for you? The Telephony interface provides these facilities and more.

Telephony Interface module

The Telephony Integration module provides market-leading CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) between ‘phone system and axis diplomat . 
The module enables axis diplomat to interact closely with the ‘phone system to assist with the handling of both inbound and outbound calls.

Key Features

  • Identifies inbound callers using the axis diplomat CRM database of customer and supplier contact ‘phone numbers.
  • ‘Screen-pops’ directly into the customer or supplier enquiry for the caller (optional).
  • Dials for you when you click on a contact name within the customer or supplier enquiry contacts  screen.
  • "Call" buttons within CRM functions provide one-click customer dialing.
  • Shows phone calls with time, date and duration as 'Events' against customers and suppliers.

Identifying inbound callers

When a call is received the ‘phone system passes information to axis diplomat which attempts to match the calling number against all numbers which have been recorded in customer and supplier account contacts.

The result is displayed in a speech-bubble from your Windows system tray as in the illustration opposite.

If the number is unique to an individual contact (for example a mobile or DDI number) the contact’s name is displayed as well as their company name
 

Screen-popping

Screen-popping is the automatic launching of an application based, in this case, on the identification of the caller.

Clicking the speech-bubble instructs axis diplomat to automatically launch the customer or supplier enquiry screen relevant to the caller. There’s no need to find and launch the function yourself, no need to ask who’s calling and no keeping the caller waiting while you find the right customer or supplier record.

You can choose to ignore the speech-bubble. It will fade away without interrupting your flow of work.

Users can configure an option to 'Pop on answer' which causes the relevent customer or supplier enquiry to be opened automatically when an inbound call is answered by that user.

The telephony module helps you to improve the speed and efficiency of call handling within your business as well as helping you to project a more professional image at the point of answer.

Dialing a contact

To make a call simply select the contact you need to ‘phone from either the customer or supplier enquiry functions and click the one of the available options.

You can choose to ‘phone the telephone number or a mobile number for the contact if this is recorded.

You’ll see confirmation that the call be being made on screen as the number is dialed.

“Call” Buttons

Numerous functions within the axis diplomat CRM module have been Telephony enabled. With the Telephony Integration module additional “Call” buttons appear within functions such as CRM call logging and Campaign call handling.

Whether you’re dealing with a sales enquiry, running a help-desk or a tele-marketing campaign this functionality speeds up dialing and eliminates mis-dials.

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