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- Direct Inward Dialing. The ability for an outside caller to dial to a PBX extension without going through an attendant or auto-attendant.
- (Direct-Inward-Dial): A special telephone service in which there is no direct relationship between one line and a specific telephone number, but where many different numbers can be served by the same trunk or group of trunks. ...
- (Direct Inward Dialing) A service that allows a company to allocate individual phone numbers to each person within its PBX system.
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- DID is a term which by definition means Direct Inward Dialing, and was used primarily in Centrex systems, but has been adapted by most modern PBX systems and hybrids. It has a series of digits assigned to it, generally the last 2-4 digits of the dialed number, and is used to identify the call. ...
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- Direct Inward Dial. Dialing a number to reach a specific person or department. That call would only ring at the specified phone.
- Direct Inward Dialing, a service provided by a local exchange carrier (LEC) to a corporate client
- Direct Inward Dialing (also called DDI in Europe) is a feature offered by telephone companies for use with their customers' PBX system, whereby the telephone company (telco) allocates a range of numbers all connected to their customer's PBX.
- A service used by inbound call centers to allow multiple calls to be taken at once. In DID a block of telephone numbers is rented by a company without requiring a physical line for each number. Each agent or workstation has an individual number. ...
- When a call is received over the DID circuit it is preceded by a packet of information containing the number that was dialed. The on premises phone system decodes this information and routes the call to the extension that has been programmed to coincide with the number dialed. ...
- A technique that allows an outside party to call an extension in a PBX directly, by dialing an ordinary telco telephone number.
- Direct In Dial (sometimes called DDI) enables outside callers to dial a phone number and reach a specific extension directly.
- Direct Inward Dialing (VoIP speak for phone number). This is a telephone number that you can give to other people to phone you. Not all VSPs will give you a DID. All DIDs in Australia are registered with Telstra, and Telstra charges VSPs $5.00 per month for each DID. ...
- Direct Inward Dialling (sometimes referred to as a 'virtual number'). This is a normal phone number on the PSTN that can be called by any phone worldwide, and forwards to your VoIP phone. Many VoIP service providers offer direct inward dialling as part of their service, or as an add-on. ...
- (Direct Inward Dial) : A feature offered by key and PBX systems that allows callers to connect directly with PBX users without having to navigate menus or speak with a receptionist
- Your phone number in a VoIP secario. "DID" stands for Direct Inward Dialing. DID numbers have particular relevance for VoIP communications. ...
- Direct Inward Dialing. The presentation of the last 2, 3 or 4 digits of a dialed telephone number to a PBX to switch the call to the relevant employee.
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- Direct Inward Dial is simply a phone number (in the US a 10 digit number) that is assigned to an individual or device on the system. With modern service providers, DID numbers for your company are provided for a small monthly charge. ...
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