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Time Conditions

📖 Introduction

Time Conditions route calls differently based on the current time. Use them to send calls to different destinations during business hours vs after hours.

Example:
  • 9 AM - 5 PM → Main IVR
  • 5 PM - 9 AM → After-Hours Message + Voicemail
  • Weekends → Closed Message

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🎯 Common Use Cases

Time PeriodRouting
Business hoursNormal routing (IVR, queues)
After hoursVoicemail or message
HolidaysClosed message
Lunch hourLimited staff routing
WeekendsEmergency only
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🖥️ Accessing the Module

Navigation: PBX → Routing → Time Conditions
Time Conditions
Time Conditions

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📝 Form Fields

Time Conditions Form
Time Conditions Form
FieldDescriptionExample
NameCondition identifierBusiness Hours
ExtensionOptional direct access8100
Time GroupSchedule to checkOffice Hours
If MatchDestination when time matchesIVR: Main Menu
If No MatchDestination when time doesn't matchAnnouncement: After Hours
EnabledCondition is activeYes
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🚀 Practical Example: Business Hours Routing

Step 1: Create a Time Group

First, create a Time Group for your business hours (see Time Groups module).

Office Hours Time Group:
  • Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Step 2: Create the Time Condition

FieldValue
NameBusiness Hours Check
Time GroupOffice Hours
If MatchIVR: Main Menu
If No MatchAnnouncement: After Hours

Step 3: Update Inbound Route

Point your main inbound route to this Time Condition instead of directly to the IVR.

Call Flow:

Plaintext
Inbound Call
    ↓
Time Condition
    ↓
Is it 9-5 Mon-Fri?
    ↓
YES → Main IVR
NO  → After Hours Message

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💡 Tips

TIP
Chain time conditions: For complex schedules, route to another time condition.
TIP
Test before go-live: Verify routing at different times of day.

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