Jump to content

Search the Community

Showing results for tags 'dynamic caller id'.

  • Search By Tags

    Type tags separated by commas.
  • Search By Author

Content Type


Forums

  • Welcome to the 2600Hz Forums!
    • Forum Rules & Announcements
    • Upcoming Events: Come Meet Us!
    • 2600Hz News
    • Introductions
  • Platform Basics
    • Product Discussion
    • Tips and Feedback
    • Starting Out and Training
  • Advanced Topics
  • 2600Hz Mobile
    • 2600Hz Mobile
  • 2600Hz Open Source Developers
    • General OS Kazoo Questions
  • Vendor Discussion
    • Hardware Endpoints
    • PSTN, Software, and Services

Categories

  • 2600Hz Mobile
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Accounts Manager
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Advanced Provisioner
    • Sales and Marketing
    • User Resources
  • Authentication
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Billing and Transactions
  • Blocklist Numbers
    • Sales and Marketing
    • User Resources
  • Branding Manager
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Callflows | Advanced Callflows
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Call Center
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Call Recording
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • CallThru.us
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Cluster Manager
    • Sales and Marketing
    • User Resources
  • comm.land Desktop User Portal
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Conference Manager
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • CSV Onboarding
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Debug Tool
  • Dial Plan Manager
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Duo Integration
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Dynamic Caller ID
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Fax Manager
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Integration | Connector Tools
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Language Pack Editor
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Migration Application
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Number Manager
    • Sales and Marketing
    • User Resources
  • Operator Console
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Operator Console Pro
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • PBX Connector
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Pivot
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Porting Manager
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Reseller Reporting
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Smart PBX
    • User Resources
    • Video Tutorials
    • Sales and Marketing
  • T-Mobile
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • User Portal
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Voicemail Manager
    • Sales and Marketing
  • WebHooks
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Websockets
    • Sales and Marketing
  • Zapier
    • User Resources
    • Sales and Marketing
  • General
    • How To Docs
    • General Notes

Calendars

  • Open Source Calendar
  • General Announcements
  • Industry Events

Categories

  • Open Source Community Contributions

Find results in...

Find results that contain...


Date Created

  • Start

    End


Last Updated

  • Start

    End


Filter by number of...

Joined

  • Start

    End


Group


Found 8 results

  1. Click the link below to download the .pdf 2600Hz-Dynamic-Caller-ID-Overview_16Sept19.pdf
  2. What is this? Dynamic Caller ID allows you to set unique rules that modify the caller ID display based on the outgoing phone number called. You can set rules that match a feature code, area code(s), or a more advanced set of variables using Regular Expression algorithm. Once set, each outgoing call that matches the pattern can display a unique and customized caller. Before you start Inventory your available phone #s use for settings. Note you must own the number you use in order for the Caller ID setting to be active. List of Caller ID rules and phone #s you want to use. List of Feature Codes already activated in Smart PBX (e.g. *72 to enable call forwarding) so your new codes don’t conflict. Dynamic Caller ID supports 3-digit codes. Quick Steps From your Kazoo home page, choose the Caller ID icon above. Choose Create Rule. Enter a name to define the rule. Select a number from your list of available numbers to show as the “virtual ID” Define details of the rule, and when to trigger its use. Options are -- Match by feature code – 3-digit feature codes are recommended -- Match by area code -- Use Regular Expression (RegEx). This is a customized coding option for advanced users to capture a sequence of characters or numbers (for example including multiple Area Codes) using a RegEx algorithm supplied by you. The simulator button will test the RegEx. 6. Review, Edit, and Save your Rule You will see a listing of your rules at your landing page, where you can turn it on or off, edit, or delete each rule individually. Click on the link below to download a .pdf 2600Hz Quick Start Dynamic Caller ID 08-06-2019.pdf
  3. Dynamic Caller ID FAQ What is Dynamic Caller ID? Dynamic Caller ID allows you to set unique rules that modify the caller ID display based on the outgoing phone number called. You can set rules that match a feature code, area code(s), or a more advanced set of variables using Regular Expression algorithm. Once set, each outgoing call that matches the pattern will display the designated caller ID. Other terms used for similar functionality include Caller ID masking, or when used unethically, Caller ID spoofing. What are some examples of how I would use this? Below are some common use cases for Dynamic Caller ID: Contact Services Companies Contract services companies often work for several different organizations using a single bank of phone numbers. Using Caller ID, they can assign a feature code, or prefix to an outgoing call displaying it’s “from that Company A”, and a different prefix to an outgoing call that displays it’s “from Company B”. You can also define your ID based to match the area code you are calling. Individuals calling as a company representative Individuals have used this feature to add a level of security and anonymity when using their mobile device. For example a caller can implement *555 and call a ride service showing the call is from from “Company X” instead of from “Person X”. What numbers can I use as dynamic numbers? When entering a number as your dynamic display, you will be shown your list of assigned, unassigned, and unused numbers. You can map any of these numbers to your rule. Note, you can not enter a unique number, the number must be owned by you. This is a legal stipulation. Can I add text to the number, or just the number as an ID? You have the option to add text to the assigned number, for example 111-22-3333 using feature code *888 could show it is from “Company A” in text. Are there rules about what I can assign as a feature code #? We typically recommend you use a 3-digit number for feature codes. This assures your code does not conflict with the phone system’s standard feature codes, as they will override your dynamic caller ID setting. What is a Regular Expression and why would I use it? A Regular Expression code (RegEx) uses a descriptive language for pattern matching a set of numbers. Advanced users may implement this to create a string of variables they want to match for outgoing calls, beyond a simple 1-rule notation. For example, if a number used 222 as an area code AND the first digit following was 9, then using a RegEx code to express this may be useful. For help creating a RegEx code, you can refer to www.regex101.com, or www.regular-expressions.info. How can I test a RegEx to see if it is working? When you enter a RegEx code in the Dynamic Caller ID field, enter an outgoing call number in the Simulate field. The app will test the code against your available numbers and give you a green or red response.
  4. Click the link below to download the .pdf 2600Hz-Dynamic-Caller-ID-Overview_16Sept19.pdf View full File
  5. Dynamic Caller ID FAQ What is Dynamic Caller ID? Dynamic Caller ID allows you to set unique rules that modify the caller ID display based on the outgoing phone number called. You can set rules that match a feature code, area code(s), or a more advanced set of variables using Regular Expression algorithm. Once set, each outgoing call that matches the pattern will display the designated caller ID. Other terms used for similar functionality include Caller ID masking, or when used unethically, Caller ID spoofing. What are some examples of how I would use this? Below are some common use cases for Dynamic Caller ID: Contact Services Companies Contract services companies often work for several different organizations using a single bank of phone numbers. Using Caller ID, they can assign a feature code, or prefix to an outgoing call displaying it’s “from that Company A”, and a different prefix to an outgoing call that displays it’s “from Company B”. You can also define your ID based to match the area code you are calling. Individuals calling as a company representative Individuals have used this feature to add a level of security and anonymity when using their mobile device. For example a caller can implement *555 and call a ride service showing the call is from from “Company X” instead of from “Person X”. What numbers can I use as dynamic numbers? When entering a number as your dynamic display, you will be shown your list of assigned, unassigned, and unused numbers. You can map any of these numbers to your rule. Note, you can not enter a unique number, the number must be owned by you. This is a legal stipulation. Can I add text to the number, or just the number as an ID? You have the option to add text to the assigned number, for example 111-22-3333 using feature code *888 could show it is from “Company A” in text. Are there rules about what I can assign as a feature code #? We typically recommend you use a 3-digit number for feature codes. This assures your code does not conflict with the phone system’s standard feature codes, as they will override your dynamic caller ID setting. What is a Regular Expression and why would I use it? A Regular Expression code (RegEx) uses a descriptive language for pattern matching a set of numbers. Advanced users may implement this to create a string of variables they want to match for outgoing calls, beyond a simple 1-rule notation. For example, if a number used 222 as an area code AND the first digit following was 9, then using a RegEx code to express this may be useful. For help creating a RegEx code, you can refer to www.regex101.com, or www.regular-expressions.info. How can I test a RegEx to see if it is working? When you enter a RegEx code in the Dynamic Caller ID field, enter an outgoing call number in the Simulate field. The app will test the code against your available numbers and give you a green or red response. View full File
  6. What is this? Dynamic Caller ID allows you to set unique rules that modify the caller ID display based on the outgoing phone number called. You can set rules that match a feature code, area code(s), or a more advanced set of variables using Regular Expression algorithm. Once set, each outgoing call that matches the pattern can display a unique and customized caller. Before you start Inventory your available phone #s use for settings. Note you must own the number you use in order for the Caller ID setting to be active. List of Caller ID rules and phone #s you want to use. List of Feature Codes already activated in Smart PBX (e.g. *72 to enable call forwarding) so your new codes don’t conflict. Dynamic Caller ID supports 3-digit codes. Quick Steps From your Kazoo home page, choose the Caller ID icon above. Choose Create Rule. Enter a name to define the rule. Select a number from your list of available numbers to show as the “virtual ID” Define details of the rule, and when to trigger its use. Options are -- Match by feature code – 3-digit feature codes are recommended -- Match by area code -- Use Regular Expression (RegEx). This is a customized coding option for advanced users to capture a sequence of characters or numbers (for example including multiple Area Codes) using a RegEx algorithm supplied by you. The simulator button will test the RegEx. 6. Review, Edit, and Save your Rule You will see a listing of your rules at your landing page, where you can turn it on or off, edit, or delete each rule individually. Click on the link below to download a .pdf 2600Hz Quick Start Dynamic Caller ID 08-06-2019.pdf View full File
×
×
  • Create New...