Lightspeed Voice's Chrome Extension allows users to leverage the convenient click2call feature while browsing websites on Google Chrome. By simply clicking on a phone number, you can initiate a call to your phone, and upon answering, the call will be connected to the number you clicked.

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Supported Triggers

ClientCircle Feature

ClientCircle Integration

Connect ClientCircle for two-way text message sync

ClientCircle Integration

Lightseed Voice offers a call disposition feature that presents a brief summary of the call's outcome. You can customize the dispositions to suit your business needs and create the ones that work best for you. It includes a set of tags or values that you can utilize to record the results of your calls. This feature helps teams to evaluate their performance and identify areas for improvement.

Lightspeed Voice offers an automated call routing system that uses a routing engine to direct incoming phone calls to their intended recipient. The routing system is highly customizable, allowing you to create your own routes or get assistance in doing so. You can choose from a range of options for where the call should go, including an auto attendant, voicemail, a specific department, a team member, and more.

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Dial Plans are strings of characters that convert dialed numbers into outbound dial strings. They can act as filters by allowing, disallowing, or modifying dialed numbers. When a dialed number matches a set Dial Plan on the device, the device will send the numbers outbound. Dial Plans can prevent calls to specific destinations like 411 and International Numbers or add an area code for 7-digit dialing. Dial Plans may look alike across manufacturers but can differ. Although most Dial Plans are based on MGCP, they may have modifications for different purposes.

A specific phone within a PBX which can be called from the public telephone network without going through an attendant or auto-attendant.

A phone number routed from the network to a specific phone in a PBX requires unique DID trunks or ISDN PRI “two-way DID” trunks. Blocks of DID numbers (typically 10 or 20) are purchased from the LEC or CLEC for use on the PBX. The number of DID numbers usually substantially exceeds the number of trunks in the system.

Yes. These transfer scenarios are included in the call pop trigger behavior.