Voice Calls in Expertflow CX Overview
Voice Calls
Handle inbound and outbound customer calls with skills-based routing, IVR self-service, and full agent call controls — all within Expertflow CX.
Overview
Voice Calls in Expertflow CX lets your contact center handle customer phone calls over PSTN or SIP. Customers dial from landlines or mobile phones, and agents manage the interaction in Agent Desk. It covers the full call lifecycle—from IVR self-service and routing to live agent handling, transfers, conferencing, and wrap-up.
What You Can Configure
Inbound Calls
Route incoming calls based on skills, availability, and business rules
Configure IVR menus (traditional or conversational AI)
Manage queues with hold music, announcements, and callbacks
Enable transfers between agents, queues, or external numbers
Outbound Calls
Enable manual outbound dialing from Agent Desk
Run campaigns with preview or progressive dialing
Configure IVR-based campaigns for announcements, surveys, or reminders
Track call outcomes and dispositions
For agent and supervisor capabilities, see the Agent Guide and Supervisor Guide.
Before You Begin
Expertflow CX deployed
SIP trunk configured for PSTN access
Media Server deployed
Voice channel configured in Unified Admin
Agent extensions created
How It Works
Call arrives via SIP trunk to the Media Server
Media Server answers and runs IVR flow
If agent needed, system requests one from CX Routing
CX Routing finds available agent with right skills
Agent receives alert in Agent Desk and answers
Media Server bridges customer and agent audio
After call ends, agent completes wrap-up
All call activity, recordings, and metadata are stored in CX Activities.
Where to Go Next
Topic | Description |
|---|---|
Inbound Calls | Understand inbound routing, IVR, and queueing |
Outbound Calls | Configure outbound calling and campaigns |
Agent Guide | How agents handle calls in Agent Desk |
Supervisor Guide | Real-time monitoring and controls for supervisors |
Infrastructure | Learn about Media Server and SIP Proxy deployment |
Current Limitations
For the full list and details, see Limitations.