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Before managing company call handling settings, set your company’s business hours schedule, which lets you customize how incoming calls are handled when your business is open and closed.
Where do you want to set up your company call handling settings?
Setting up company call handling in the RingCentral desktop and web app
In the navigation bar, click
Company settings
(a), then click
Phone system
(b).
Next to
Company call handling
, click
Edit
.
Note
: If you see
Advanced company call handling settings
instead of
Company call handling
, your company has the multi-site feature enabled. To use the company greeting to answer incoming calls for a multi-site account, you need to make changes in the RingCentral Admin Portal.
, click the dropdown to select where to send incoming calls.
To company greeting
: Plays a default or custom greeting to all callers. From the next dropdown, select what should happen if a caller doesn’t press a key:
Disconnect automatically
or
Connect operator
.
To a specific user/extension
: Sends calls to a selected user or extension. Choose which user extension should get the calls.
To multiple users
: Sends calls to users who are in a specific call queue. Choose which call queue should get the call, the call routing order, and maximum wait time.
To voicemail
: Sends calls to a specific voicemail box. In the next dropdown, select which voicemail box should receive the caller’s voicemail. Set a password, PIN, greeting, and final destination for the message.
To announcement
: Sends calls to an extension that plays a recorded message. In the next dropdown, select which announcement greeting the caller should hear. Click
Record
to record a new custom greeting.
To IVR menu
: Send calls to an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) menu. If you select this option, select the relevant IVR menu in the next dropdown. Click
Visit Admin Portal
to change additional IVR settings.
In the bottom right corner, click
Save
.
To set different call handling rules for times when your business is closed, click
Company settings > Phone system > Company call handling
, then click the
Closed hours
tab. Repeat step 4.
Click
Save
.
In the
Phone System
menu, click the
Operator
dropdown to select the user who will receive calls when a caller presses
0
during your company greeting or a voicemail message. Operators can:
Receive inbound calls to the company number.
Place outbound calls on behalf of the company number.
Send outbound faxes on behalf of the company number.
Click the
Fax/SMS recipient
dropdown to select the user who will receive faxes and SMS messages sent to your company and the site’s main phone numbers. This recipient can:
Place outbound calls on behalf of the company number.
Receive inbound faxes to the company number.
Send outbound faxes on behalf of the company number.
Receive inbound SMS to the company number.
Send outbound SMS for the company number.
Note: Incoming faxes normally route to the Fax/SMS recipient. If you want incoming faxes sent to the company phone number per your call routing rules, contact support to turn on the
Company/site Fax should follow company/site call rules
feature. When turned on, faxes to your company or site phone numbers will route to the same destination as phone calls, if the extension type supports the ability to receive a fax.