The Amanda Advanced Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System provides all of the following Automated Attendant - Voice Mail features as standard. Custom programs allow even more flexibility and capabilities. Contact Cannon Electronics, Inc. to find out just what an Amanda Advanced IVR System can do for you.

BASIC AMANDA FEATURES
      Voice Mail
      Automated Attendant
      Message Notification
      Fax Capabilities
      Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
      LAN/WAN via TCP/IP access
      7 Personal Greetings
      29 Personal Mailing Lists
      10 Message Notification Records

72 Voice Ports Maximum (Limited By Computer Hardware)

Languages: English and Spanish.

Audiotext: Information only mailboxes that can provide callers with valuable information, saving employees time to common and reoccurring questions.

Automatic Maintenance: The Amanda system automatically checks disk usage.

Automatic Scheduler: The system Administrator can schedule which greetings to play, which extensions to ring, change your do not disturb or call screening at different times, days and dates.

Busy Greeting: You may record a custom greeting and let your callers know you are on the phone, with various options for them to choose from.

Call Chaining: Three types; Done, Ring No Answer and Busy. After processing a call, the call can be chained to another user or mailbox.

Call Control: "Waiting call" screen pop notifies you of an incoming call. User can exercise any of five options including play name, play hold greeting, connect call, transfer call to another extension, or route caller to voice mail. Allows user to manage a multiple number of calls.

Call History Folder: Stores caller ID information from all past calls regardless of how you chose to handle the calls. Also allows you to review how each of your calls was processed, i.e. connected; sent to voice mail; transferred to another user etc. (E-mail integration with MS Inbox® or Outlook® required).

Call Queuing: The caller has an option to "hold" when reaching a busy extension. Callers holding for the extension are then transferred in order from the queue.

Call Screening: When enabled, the caller's name and company is requested before transferring the call to you. Take the call, take a message or forward the call to another user are your options.

Continuous Play/Delete: A user may request continuous playback of all messages without interruption and then continuously delete all the messages once playback has ended.

Date and Time Stamp: Every message can give the date and time it was recorded. It can be configured per mailbox and played back automatically or on request per message.

Dialer: Dial number dialog box allows you to dial and be connected to the telephone number entered or selected from any Windows® application.

Do Not Disturb: When enabled the calls will not be transferred to your extension but directly to your voice mail. The caller is greeted by your pre-recorded message.

Fax Mail (Store and Forward): Using the token programming language, the Amanda system can be configured to store faxed documents for individual users. They can then retrieve the fax(s), up to 20 at one time, from a remote location or view and print them using the Messenger Client or Unified Messaging.

Fax on Demand: With the built-in token programming language you can create unique Fax on Demand applications that allow callers to retrieve information stored on disk and have it sent directly to them.

Fax Server: Create and send faxes within any Windows application without an internal modem or separate fax line.

Foreign Language Prompt: The system can speak to your callers with your choice of any number of languages at any one time.

Forward Copy: After hearing the message a user can forward a copy of it to another user. A message prefix can also be recorded and sent with the message.

Future Delivery: After a message has been recorded, the system can be told when to deliver it to the user. Delivery times can be set in minutes, hours, days, months, or years.

Greeting Bypass: By pressing the # sign twice, your callers can bypass your greeting and go directly to recording their message.

Greeting Restart: The system, after taking a message, play Audiotext or you verifying your messages, can chain you back to the main system greeting for further system access.

Group Partitions: Defining which mailboxes and User's I.D.'s, callers and user can access the Amanda system.

Integrated Voice Response (IVR) Capabilities: The Amanda system may communicate with a network server or other peripheral devices sending and receiving data based on a caller's query. This information can be played back to the caller or stored for reporting purposes.

Lists: Each user can build 29 private lists to allow them to forward existing or new messages to any users at one time. Lists may also be built "on-the-fly".

Message Notification: The system can notify the user in many ways; turning on a message-waiting lamp on the telephone, calling a pager, etc. The number and frequency of notifies can also be changed.

Multiple User Greetings: Each user can record seven different greetings. These greetings may be changed by the user at any time or can be scheduled to change automatically by time of day and day of week.

On Screen Subject Field: Use this capability to provide message recipients with a reference to prompt action or facilitate saved message management.

Playback Control: While listening to message you can fast forward or rewind it, in 5 second increments, by pressing "#" or "*" respectively.

Port Selectable Greeting: The system may answer with different greetings on a per port basis. This allows you to have more than one company identity on a single system.

Private Messages: Messages can be recorded for a user and marked private preventing the user forwarding the message to another user or mailbox.

Programmable Dial Strings: You may have specific dial actions programmed to access virtually limitless call handling actions.

Receipt Verification: When sending a message to a user, or list, the sender can request the system to send back a message verifying the message was received.

Remote Access: Your Amanda system may be accessed remotely by your installer to make changes and system updates without visiting your site.

Reporting: You can request reports detailing information about calls processed, messages taken and other various statistics the Amanda system keeps.

Retrieval Control: After selecting 1 to play your messages you may play your oldest messages first or your newest messages first by pressing "1" or "4" respectively.

Safe Message Purge: You can program the system to delete old messages, with a reminder to the user it is going to do so. You can listen to them before they are purged or re-save them.

Single Digit Menus: Gives you the flexibility to have callers enter a single digit such as 0 through 9 to route themselves through the system, creating an easy to use call processor.

T1, DID, SMDI Support: The Amanda system is capable to be installed and integrated with virtually any communications system.

Un-delete: If you accidentally delete a message you may recover it before exiting the message playback menu with a simple keystroke.

Unified Messenger: The Amanda system offers embedded controls within the Inbox/Outlook Interface allowing you access to all your messages (voice/fax/E-mail) in one location.

Universal Ports: You may use one or more system ports to answer calls or perform message notify tasks.

Unknown User Inquiry: By pressing 411 the caller may enter the first three letters of the users first or last name to learn the user extension number and press * to be transferred to that extension or press # to find the next available match.

Urgent Messages: A message can be recorded for a user with a priority header.

Visual Messaging: A graphical user interface facilitates management of your voice, and fax messages from your PC.

Voice Forms: The system can ask the caller a series up to 20 questions, take a message for each, and store it for playback as one continuous message.

Volume Control: You can increase or decrease the playback volume of a message by pressing "8" or "0" during the playback.