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Zoom AI Companion2024-10-29 09:17 PM - edited 2024-10-29 10:46 PM
Good day,
I am new to Zoom Contact Center as we migrated over from another platform. I am learning things as I create flows and so far I am liking what I am seeing.
I am trying to set up call routing based on inbound DNIS. These calls don't get routed to agents but to voicemail boxes. It is an internal messaging system that would send a voicemail transcription to my email. It is something that I am building to learn the features of ZCC. I've set up the inboxes that I need in ZCC and set up the email routing.
My flow has two entry points. In my previous platform, I would use a condition widget that would "listen" for the DNIS and then route the call to the appropriate branch.
My flow in ZCC is configured as follows:
If I call either DNIS that I set up, the calls are dropping automatically. If I remove the condition widget and call either DNIS, the calls go through. At this point I believe it is how I have the condition widget configured.
Could someone provide insight on what it is that I am missing?
Update --
I am not sure why I can't reply to my own posts??
Regardless, I've solved my own issue. In the Condition widget, Exits tab, I set the Variable Condition to "Contains". Republished and everything is routing as intended.
2024-12-23 09:55 AM
I recently did something similar, and could not figure out why the 'equal to' did not work. Once I switched to 'contains' it functioned as designed.