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For example, you can define the CED node to send contacts to:
SkillGroupA if the caller-entered digits match a specific string
SkillGroupB if there are no caller-entered digits
Note: For Web Collaboration requests, the CED maps to the applicationstring2 variable.
Following is the Properties dialog box of the CED node:
Figure 23: CED Properties
You must insert targets and connections from the Caller Entered Digits Node before you can
define the node's properties.
Then define CLID node properties as follows:
1. Click Add Digits to add a new CED value for a branch. Then in the new row add a CED
value and select the branch number. You can associate one or more CED values with each
connection. Valid characters are the digits 0 through 9, the asterisk (*), and the number
sign (#).
2. Click Add None to add the value of None to a connection, specifying that it matches only
those cases where no digits are entered or where no digits are required. When specifying
None, you can select:
None, to include both None Entered and None Required situations.
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Chapter 3: Categorizing Contacts
Categorizing by Call Type Qualifiers