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Dynamic caller ID
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*Caller ID* identifies the caller when they make a phone call. It allows the recipient of the call
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to see what number the caller is calling from. Caller ID shows users and clients who is calling, so
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they can choose to pick up or decline the call.
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Axivox offers a dynamic caller ID option to choose which number is displayed on outgoing calls.
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International numbers can be purchased to do business transactions internationally, via a phone
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call, from a number that has an area code or country code of the destination being called. By
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displaying a local number, this can increase customer engagement.
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Some companies have many employees making calls from a call center. These employees are not always
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available to receive a return phone call from a prospective customer. In this case, :abbr:`VoIP
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(Voice over Internet Protocol)` can be configured in such a way that dynamic caller ID shows the
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main company phone number, so any number of employees in the group can answer the call. This way, a
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call is never missed.
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.. _voip/axivox/dynamic-caller-id-default:
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Default outgoing number
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=======================
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In Axivox a *default number* can be set. This is a company's main number. This means, when anyone
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from the company (user/employee) calls a number outside the company, the default outgoing number
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shows up automatically on the caller ID.
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If someone from outside the company tries to call back a user/employee, they are then funneled back
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through the main line (default number). If there is a dial plan set up, they are prompted to make
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selections. This is especially helpful in cases where employees change positions frequently, or if
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they leave the company.
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.. seealso::
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- :doc:`dial_plan_basics`
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- :doc:`dial_plan_advanced`
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To access the default number, go to the `Axivox management console <https://manage.axivox.com>`_,
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and log in. Then, click into :guilabel:`Settings` in the left menu, and navigate to
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:guilabel:`Default outgoing number`.
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From here, change the :guilabel:`Default outgoing number` by clicking the drop-down menu, and making
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a selection from the incoming phone numbers available on Axivox.
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Be sure to :guilabel:`Save` the changes, then click :guilabel:`Apply changes` in the upper-right
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corner of the :guilabel:`General Settings` page to implement the change.
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The :guilabel:`Default outgoing number` is what shows up by default in the Axivox management portal.
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However, the outgoing number can also be configured differently at the user level.
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Users
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To configure the outgoing number at the user level, log in to the `Axivox management console
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<https://manage.axivox.com>`_. Next, click :guilabel:`Users` from the menu on the left, and then
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click :guilabel:`Edit` to the right of the user that is to be configured.
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Under :guilabel:`Outgoing number`, click the drop-down menu to select either the :guilabel:`Default
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outgoing number` (as specified here: :ref:`voip/axivox/dynamic-caller-id-default`), or any of the
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incoming numbers on the Axivox account.
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Choosing the :guilabel:`Default` selection in the :guilabel:`Outgoing number` drop-down menu ensures
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this user has the :guilabel:`Default outgoing number` shown on their caller ID when making calls.
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If a specific number is chosen, and that number is assigned to this user under :guilabel:`Incoming
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numbers` (in the Axivox console's menu on the left), that means this user has a direct line for
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customers to reach them.
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Once the desired changes are complete, be sure to click :guilabel:`Save`, then click
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:guilabel:`Apply changes` in the upper-right corner to implement the change.
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.. tip::
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By default, when creating a new user in Axivox, the :guilabel:`Outgoing number` is automatically
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set to :guilabel:`Default`.
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Advanced options
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To access the :guilabel:`Advanced options`, navigate to the :guilabel:`Settings` option in the menu
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on the left of the `Axivox management console <https://manage.axivox.com>`_. Then, click
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:guilabel:`Advanced options` to the right of :guilabel:`Default outgoing number`.
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By default, there are not any advanced rules set. To create one, click the green :guilabel:`+
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(plus)` icon. Doing so reveals a line with two blank fields. From here, different caller IDs can be
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set up, depending on what location the user/employee is calling from.
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To create a rule, first set the :guilabel:`Destination prefix` in the first empty field. This is the
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country code, complete with zero(s) in front of it. Then, in the second empty field, select the
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phone number that should be used for calling out from that country code.
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.. important::
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Check the box for :guilabel:`Apply advanced rules even for users with a default outgoing number
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configured` to allow these rules to take precedent over all other outgoing configurations.
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.. tip::
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The order of the rules can be modified by dragging-and-dropping them into another order. The
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first matching rule is applied.
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.. example::
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For example, a company wants all users/employees to utilize the configured number for Great
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Britain when calling from the `0044` country code (Great Britain).
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To accomplish that, simply type in `0044` into the :guilabel:`Destination prefix` field, and
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select the number starting with the `+44` country code. Order the rules as necessary, and select
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the checkbox to supersede all other rules, if needed.
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.. image:: dynamic_caller_id/advanced-callerid.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Advanced options for the default outgoing number.
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Once the desired configurations are complete, be sure to click :guilabel:`Save`, then click
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:guilabel:`Apply changes` in the upper-right corner to implement the change.
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