A group is a named collection of users the rest of the system can target as one team. Each user belongs to exactly one group at a time, which is the line between a group and a tag.
Overview
A group is how you organize people into teams like Sales, Support, or Reception. Each user belongs to one group at a time. Groups act as routing targets across the system - queue members, multicast destinations, and Dial group call flow steps - so you can address a whole team at once.
What it does
Beyond routing, a group can carry its own default call flows, outgoing caller identities, a shared contacts address book, phone buttons cascaded to every member's device, and a pickup scope so members can answer each other's ringing phones. Defaults set on the group are used instead of the PBX defaults, and adding a user to a group moves them out of their previous one.
See also
- Users - the group's members.
- Call flows - the Dial group step.
- Queues - groups as a member source.
- Phone numbers - caller identities.
- Phone buttons - cascaded buttons.
- Pools - dynamic alternative.