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It depends on the PBX, a CDR record might be helpful in identifying the culprit.
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It depends on the PBX, a CDR record might be helpful in identifying the culprit.

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We want to track all pages so we can determine which user picked up the phone, hit page, played a BOGUS message (that is not there voice).<br />
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Can SwitchVox (or some other PBX) prompt users to type their SECURITY code via any phone before doing a page ?<br />
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Example<br />
1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;boss is out on the shopfloor, boss can go up to any phone, type in security code, then do a page<br />
2. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Switchvox saves recorded PAGE and the security code that did the page<br />
3. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We could then find out who did the page
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We want to track all pages so we can determine which user picked up the phone, hit page, played a BOGUS message (that is not there voice).

Can SwitchVox (or some other PBX) prompt users to type their SECURITY code via any phone before doing a page ?

Example
1.	boss is out on the shopfloor, boss can go up to any phone, type in security code, then do a page
2.	Switchvox saves recorded PAGE and the security code that did the page
3.	We could then find out who did the page

PBX -- tracking who made a &quot;company-wide&quot; PAGE ?

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PBX -- tracking who made a &quot;company-wide&quot; PAGE ?

PBX -- tracking who made a "company-wide" PAGE ?