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End Node
Release Node
Ring Node
Busy Node
Attributes/Treatment
No
No
No
# No if Busy CTI
Route Point defined
# Yes if Busy CTI
Route Point not
defined
Answer Supervision
No
No
No
Yes (only 1 CTI
port needed)
Voice port required
Initial treatment
only
Initial treatment
only
Anytime
Initial treatment
only
Timing
Overflow
Conditions
Overflow
Conditions
Blacklisted Callers
Overflow
Conditions
Applications
Cisco Unified
Communications
Manager
Cisco Unified
Communications
Manager
Unified IP IVR
Treatment provided
by Unified IP IVR
Agent to Agent Node
You can use the Agent to Agent node for agent to agent transfers; the router checks agent availability before
sending the call to the agent. If the agent is not available, the script queues the call to a skill group. You can
also use the Agent to Agent node to send a call to the agent: the "caller" is not required to be an agent.
Service and Enterprise Service nodes
You do not need the Service node or Enterprise Service node to route calls to Unified CCE agents because
services are not required for Unified CCE agents.
Scheduled Select and Divert Label nodes
Cisco Communications Manager does not support the Scheduled Select node and Divert Label node. You
cannot use these nodes to route calls to Unified CCE agents.
IVR as a Queue Point
Unified CCE relies on the IVR to queue the call while it is waiting for an available agent.
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Scripts in a Unified CCE environment
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