Guide the caller
Use greetings and keypad menus in a call flow to direct incoming conversations toward the appropriate destination.
IVR & Call Queues
Give incoming callers a path through your business. Combine a menu with queue settings that fit the way your team answers.
Separate the choices a caller makes from the way your team receives the call.
Use greetings and keypad menus in a call flow to direct incoming conversations toward the appropriate destination.
Configure queues for your team, with a queue strategy, ring timeout, retry delay and waiting limits.
Set wrap-up time so your calling workflow accounts for the work that follows a conversation.
How it works
A clear menu starts with the few choices callers actually need.
Use the call-flow tools in Voice Agent Studio to build the incoming experience, including playback, keypad collection and transfers.
Choose a queue strategy and tune ring time, retry delay, maximum wait and maximum callers. Add music on hold where appropriate.
Connect your incoming number to the selected queue or voice-agent workflow. Review the full caller journey before putting it into use.
A short, purposeful menu is easier to understand than a long list of departments.
Open Voice Agent Studio and use its call-flow tools. Keypad collection, menu choices, playback and transfers are part of the available flow controls.
Yes. Queue routing is an available incoming destination in the phone-number settings. You can also route a number to a voice-agent workflow.
Queue settings include maximum wait time and maximum callers, alongside ring timeout, retry and wrap-up controls. Choose settings that match your team’s availability.
Queue settings include an optional music-on-hold configuration. Choose the waiting experience that fits your business.
Plan your incoming-call experience in the IllyVoIP portal.