Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Caller Applications Editor
— Menu (Default) Select this option to present the caller with a menu.
A menu usually plays a prompt and then provides the caller with a
series of single digit numbered choices.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Menu Action Type on page 6-45.
— Transfer Select this option to transfer the caller to either the system
operator, a custom operator, a mailbox or an extension number,
when a caller presses the associated key.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Transfer Action Type on page 6-47.
— Goto Select this option to route the caller directly to another
application node or another caller application. This can be useful
when you have a common action that you want to reuse in your
system.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Goto Action Type on page 6-49.
— Conditional goto Select this option to route the caller directly to
another application (action) node, using criteria specified by a
schedule.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Conditional Goto Action Type on page 6-50.
— Send message Select this option to allow callers to send a message
to a subscriber without having to listen to the subscriber’s greeting.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Send Message Action Type on page 6-51.
— Termination Select this option to terminate the current caller
application. It either disconnects the caller from the system or
re-routes the caller back to the system Automated Attendant.
For details of the fields to the right, when this option is selected, see
Properties - General - Termination Action Type on page 6-53.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
6–44 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007