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The one feature that everyone seems to be missing with these tutorials is a simple tool to have people confirm that they would like to accept the forwarded call
by ooklala 7y ago
The one feature that everyone seems to be missing with these tutorials is a simple tool to have people confirm that they would like to accept the forwarded call... I'm helping a mutual aid group and we have a list of people whose phones all ring simultaneously (meaning that inevitably someones voicemail answers first) and I have yet to find an easy way to implement a simple "Press any key to accept this call" where the first person to answer AND press any key gets the call...
- yusyusyus 7y ago>I have yet to find an easy way to implement a simple "Press any key to accept this call" where the first person to answer AND press any key gets the call Would you be interested in a functions script that does this? I've got one kicking around I can share.
- mc_ 7y agoKazoo [0] offers this as a config option on devices (which can represent SIP desk phones, soft phones, WebRTC endpoints, or call-forwarded cell phones): call_forward.require_keypress [1] There's a lot of re-inventing of telecom wheels required (if even possible) with TwiML (and clones). [0] https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo [1] https://docs.2600hz.com/dev/applications/crossbar/doc/devices/ https://docs.2600hz.com/dev/applications/crossbar/doc/device...
- ping_pong 7y agoYou can implement this with the Twilio API or Twilio Studio pretty easily.