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How to create Misc Application in issabel

How to create Misc Application in issabel

The Misc Application is a module available in issabel. It is used for adding feature codes that can be used to dial from the internal phones which connects the various destinations available in the free PBX. This article covers the method to add the Misc Application in issabel.

To create Misc Application

Open your issabel dashboard and choose PBX ---> PBX configuration

Click on the Feature Codes which contains the default features codes of Elastix. You can enable, disable or even modify the feature codes.

Select Misc application from the listed options.

Now add the new Misc Application by entering the feature code and a description. Enable the feature status and choose the destination. Click on Submit Changes and Apply Config.

New Misc Application is now added along with a new feature code.You can also make some changes to the newly created Misc Application.

With this, the tutorial on How to create Misc Application in issabel comes to an end.

Tag : Issabel PBX VoIP
FAQ
Q
Who can available the OCI Miscellaneous services for issabel?
A
Only a registered Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholder can available the OCI Miscellaneous Services.
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How to Get to the Misc Applications Module on issabel?
A
1.From the top menu click Applications
2.In the Drop Down click Misc Applications
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How to check the feature codes status of Misc application in Issabel?
A
Choose from the feature list. we will be able to see the list of codes, then we can check the misc application feature codes at feature code list.
Q
What is meant by the destination of misc application in issabel?
A
Destination of misc application is a where to send callers when they dial the custom feature code.
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What is the usage of Misc Applications module in issabel?
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The Misc Applications module is used to create custom feature codes that any phone system user can dial in order to reach a destination. For example, you could use this module to create a feature code "0" that would route calls to a time condition. The time condition could then route the call to an Operator during business hours or an IVR after hours.