MS-721 · Question #38
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The correct answer is B. No. Redirecting calls to a shared voicemail box addresses only one part of the requirement - voicemail - and even then, not correctly. The primary requirement is that agents should be able to receive and handle calls through the call queue, see call queue history, and access shared t
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- AYes
- BNo
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(29 responses)- A21% (6)
- B79% (23)
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Redirecting calls to a shared voicemail box addresses only one part of the requirement - voicemail - and even then, not correctly. The primary requirement is that agents should be able to receive and handle calls through the call queue, see call queue history, and access shared transcribed voicemails. Redirecting all calls to voicemail means callers are never connected to a live agent, which defeats the purpose of having a call queue for support agents. Additionally, redirecting to voicemail is typically configured as an overflow or timeout action, not the primary call handling method. The correct solution involves creating a channel-based call queue linked to a Teams channel, which provides agents with shared call history and shared voicemail access while still routing calls to live agents.
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