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Dial Plan Technical Reference
Manually creating a dial plan
Every phone number dialed via CIC should match an entry in the Dial Plan object table. If CIC does not find a match in the object table, CIC dials the number as it was entered. This table is created on the Dial Plan page of the Phone Number Configuration dialog. Access this dialog in the Phone Numbers container in Interaction Administrator.
The Dial Plan page defines how CIC dials, displays, directs, and enforces security on each dialed phone number.

The Dial Plan processing starts after the input conversion step has created
a standard Output Pattern of the phone number input. If the conversion
step did not match the input with a predefined input pattern, the dialed
number is passed directly (unformatted) to the Dial Plan table for processing.
In either case, Dial Plan attempts to match the standardized or unformatted
input it receives with its own input pattern list to take the appropriate
dialing action.
A Dial Plan object defines how a dialed phone number is handled. This includes:
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The input pattern used to match the standard Output Pattern.
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A standard format for all phone numbers. Its primary use is for applications using reverse white pages lookup.
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The actual number dialed via the CO.
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The way the number appears on the CIC client interface when it is dialed.
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The phone number classification that identifies a dialing privilege for CIC users, workgroup members, roles, or stations.
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The Description field, which simply provides a place to document each Dial Plan object for those who maintain it.
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Apply Account Code Verification for a Dial Plan object, to track outbound calls.
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Displays which trunk or group of analog lines is used to dial this kind of number.
Input Pattern
Standardized Number
Default Dial String
Display String
Default Classification
Description
Account Code Verification
Dial Group

