Which three features of the Cisco Unified Attendant Console can a user use to streamline the company telephony communications? (Choose three.)

Escalating an audio call to video is a Cisco Jabber or Webex Meetings feature - the Attendant Console is designed for call routing and queue management, not media type promotion.

CUAC integrates with Cisco presence services, allowing attendants to view real-time availability status of employees before routing or transferring calls. This reduces blind transfers and improves first-call resolution by ensuring the target party is reachable.

CUAC includes a call revert feature that monitors transferred calls and automatically returns them to the attendant queue if they go unanswered within a configurable timeout. This ensures no call is abandoned after it leaves the attendant.

Hosting ad-hoc conference calls with up to 10 participants relies on CUCM conference bridge resources, not a capability provided by the Attendant Console application itself.

Call Detail Records reporting is generated and accessed through CUCM's CDR Analysis and Reporting tool, not through the Attendant Console interface.

CUAC allows administrators to define specific operator working hours within the application configuration. When the console is outside those hours, the system automatically redirects incoming calls to an alternate destination such as voicemail or an overflow queue.