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 ====== Transferring Calls ====== ====== Transferring Calls ======
  
-:!: There are different names for the following transfer methods, but most phone and most PBXs act in a very similar fashion.+:!: There are **different names for the following transfer methods**, but most phone and most PBXs act in a very similar fashion
 + 
 +:!: These are fairly **generic instructions** that will generally work with most IP phones and Asterisk-based PBXs. 
 + 
 +:!: Generally, you **do not** put the caller on **hold** during transfers.
  
 There are three common transfer types: There are three common transfer types:
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     * Transfer the current caller to another extension **announcing the call first**     * Transfer the current caller to another extension **announcing the call first**
   - **Transfer Directly to Voicemail**   - **Transfer Directly to Voicemail**
-    * Transfer the current caller directly to another extension's voicemail mailbox+    * Transfer the current caller **directly to another extension's voicemail mailbox** 
 + 
 +{{ :quick_guide:yealink_t42g_display.png?750 |Yealink Transfer Soft Key}} 
 + 
 +:!: As you can see, **transfer specifics can vary between phone makes and models**.
  
 ===== Blind Transfers ===== ===== Blind Transfers =====
  
-:!: Do **not** put the caller on hold during a blind transfer.+==== Yealink ====
  
   - **Answer** an incoming call   - **Answer** an incoming call
   - Press the **transfer soft key**   - Press the **transfer soft key**
 +  - Enter the **destination extension number**
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key again** to complete the transfer
 +
 +==== Polycom ====
 +
 +  - **Answer** an incoming call
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key**
 +  - Press the **blind soft key**
   - Enter the **destination extension number**   - Enter the **destination extension number**
   - Press the **transfer soft key again** to complete the transfer   - Press the **transfer soft key again** to complete the transfer
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 ===== Attended Transfers ===== ===== Attended Transfers =====
  
-Answer an incoming call +==== Yealink or Polycom Phones ====
-Place the call on hold +
-Call the user you would like to transfer the call to +
-    Press the “Send” soft key. +
-    The transfer recipient answers and accepts to take the call. +
-    Press the “Tran” soft key.+
  
-yealink+  - **Answer** an incoming call 
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key** 
 +  - Enter the **destination extension number** and press the send/OK button 
 +  - **Announce the call** 
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key** again to complete the transfer
  
-    Select the caller you wish to transfer the call to using the arrows and press “OK“+==== Snom Phones ==== 
-    The original caller and the transfer receipient are now connected.+ 
 +  - **Answer** an incoming call 
 +  - Place the call on **hold** 
 +  - **Dial the user** you would like to transfer the call to 
 +  - **Announce the call** 
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key twice** to complete the transfer 
 + 
 +===== Transfer Directly to Voicemail ===== 
 + 
 +If you want to send a caller to voicemail for any reason, just do a Blind Transfer and **preface the destination extension number with a ''*'' (asterisk) character**
 + 
 +For **example**, if you want to transfer a caller to voicemail of **extension 100**: 
 + 
 +  - **Answer** an incoming call 
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key** 
 +  - Enter ''*100'' as the **destination extension number** 
 +  - Press the **transfer soft key again** to complete the transfer 
 +  - The caller will hear extension 100's **Unavailable greeting** and can **leave a message**
  
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