RingResponse allows users to extend their existing phone functionality to enable features like inbound IVR queues, local presence dialing, voice mail drops, call recordings, and lead screen pops. Before you start building Call Flows, obtaining Local Presence Numbers and assigning Call Groups, consider the following.
Identify how to work your leads as an organization. Before any configuration takes place, it is essential to consider the types of business problems you as an organization are looking to solve. Perhaps you want to use Toll-Free Numbers and take inbound calls? What Marketing Channel, Lead Source or Campaign do you attribute these to?
Perhaps you want to purchase local numbers for mostly outbound dialing? Consider which states your company is working for local presence dialing and how you may want to segment your leads across your team. Perhaps you have a combination of receiving inbound calls and conducting outbound dialing? Maybe you have a team of Customer Service Agents which qualify leads and transfers to a pool of available agents?
Build things on paper first before you configure in ClickPoint. The Call Flow editor is easy to use but it helps to have a plan first. Try to build modular Call Flows that can be directed to .
After you consider your business needs, enable RingResponse for ClickPoint.
Enable RingResponse configuration permissions for an administrator user.
Build Call Flows to handle things like Inbound IVR, Call Backs or Call Transferring.
Purchase Toll-Free and Local Phone Numbers to make and receive calls.
Introduce RingResponse to your sales team with this collection of helpful guides.
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