We have a customer who has a re-occurring issue where they will inadvertently bridge calls together with call park.
They have Cisco 504G phones with the last two lines buttons configured as park+*5901 and park+*5902
Some of their phone users don't look at the status of the blf light before parking the call, thus, if the park is in use and the blf is red, they will be bridging the call they were on with the previously parked call.
Oddly enough, when two calls are bridged together in a park the blf shows green again, which makes the issue even worse because users then think that the call park slot is free, and they park another call on top of the prior ones.
Because of this, I've watched them park 4 customers together. I'm sure that was an awkward conversation....
I can't figure out in the dialplan how to prevent this from happening. Basically, if the call park is in use, I want it to beep at the user or something. I want it to not accept another call if the park is already in use.
Has anybody else ever had this issue occur before?
They have Cisco 504G phones with the last two lines buttons configured as park+*5901 and park+*5902
Some of their phone users don't look at the status of the blf light before parking the call, thus, if the park is in use and the blf is red, they will be bridging the call they were on with the previously parked call.
Oddly enough, when two calls are bridged together in a park the blf shows green again, which makes the issue even worse because users then think that the call park slot is free, and they park another call on top of the prior ones.
Because of this, I've watched them park 4 customers together. I'm sure that was an awkward conversation....
I can't figure out in the dialplan how to prevent this from happening. Basically, if the call park is in use, I want it to beep at the user or something. I want it to not accept another call if the park is already in use.
Has anybody else ever had this issue occur before?