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Find these settings in Account Feature Control in the Configuration (Account Settings) area of Vonage Contact Center. For information, see Controlling features for your account.
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You If enabled for your account, you can override these settings for individual users in User Admin. An agent can also override account-level settings in WebRTC options in ContactPad. For information about configuring user-level settings, see the User-level section later in this page. When user-level settings have been set for an individual user, changing account-level settings has no effect on that user's settings. |
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You can change user-level settings in User Admin if enabled for your account.
To enable auto-answer settings for an individual user, switch on the Automatically answer outbound calls, Automatically answer inbound calls, or both features.
To disable auto-answer settings for an individual user, switch off the Automatically answer outbound calls, Automatically answer inbound calls, or both features.
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Auto answer and the initial agent login state
ContactPad must be open and the agent logged in to ContactPad when a call first arrives. If a call is already waiting, the agent's initial state is set to Ready, and auto answer for inbound calls is turned on, when the agent logs in, they may receive the call too soon. The agent, ContactPad, or WebRTC may not actually be ready to handle the call.To avoid this issue, the is enabled for your account, the initial agent login state for agents in your account should be a state other than Ready. We recommend that the state is set to either an offline or an away state, Ready for outgoing or Away, for example. This is to avoid issues that may arise if the agent, ContactPad, or WebRTC is not immediately ready to handle a call when the agent logs in. For information about setting the initial agent login state, see Configuring agent states. Alternatively, auto answer for inbound calls should be turned off.