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Toll Free Service
Maximize your Agency's efficiency and minimize operational costs.
CenturyLink's technologically advanced Toll Free Service (TFS) offers your Agency a complete set of routing and
management features, allowing effective distribution of calls to your Agency's applications and contact centers. Your Agency
will enjoy reduced operational costs, maximizing the efficiency of TFS applications while providing the highest quality service
to the public. CenturyLink brings over 20 years of experience in providing Toll-Free Service over CenturyLink's self-healing, Fiber Optic
Network.
Features
CenturyLink's TFS provides an extensive list of features, including but not limited to the following:
- Web-based configuration management tool - allows your Agency to modify and schedule changes to many existing
call plan features
- Tailored Call Coverage – allows your Agency to have calls blocked from one or more specific origination
areas, defined by LATA, NPA, NPA/NXX, 10 digit ANI or state
- Project account codes (PAC) – allows your Agency to track toll-free usage back to specific assigned
user codes
- Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS) Delivery – if your Agency has multiple toll-free numbers
terminating on the same DAL/T1, DNIS enables your Agency to identify the specific toll-free number dialed by the caller
- Call Redirection (TnR) – allows the called party to forward the calling party to other locations
during the same call. Music-on-Hold will be provided during transfer and can be CenturyLink or Agency provided
- ANI (Automatic Number Identification) - allows a dedicated termination arrangement to receive the ANI
of the calling party if the call originates from an equal access end office
- Extensive routing features:
- Time of day, day of week, and holiday routing
- Geographic routing
- Percentage-allocation routing
- Direct termination overflow routing – an overflow option that allows traffic to route to multiple trunk groups in
different switches
- SuperTrunk Routing - an overflow option that allows traffic to route to multiple trunk groups in the same switch in a
cyclical pattern
- In-switch Overflow Trunk Routing – similar to SuperTrunk with the exception that routed calls start at the first
trunk in the trunk group and find the first available trunk
- Alternate Routing/Busy ring-no-answer routing – calls are rerouted on a pre-defined ring-no-answer condition
- Alternate Call Plan Routing (Disaster Recovery) – predetermined call plans for use in emergency situations
- Make Busy - a Web interface that enables your Agency to activate or deactivate trunks through an interface
available through CenturyLink's Control Portal
Benefits
- Reduces transport costs and increase contact-center effectiveness
- Reliable, uninterrupted service
- Flexible and tailored plans for your Agency's changing business needs
- Agencies can change the CenturyLink-provided TFS at any time with the ebb and flow of The Agency's needs
- Disaster Recovery services keep your Agency's call center running when unexpected events occur
Product Details
- Product Overview
Toll-Free Service product overview (pdf)
- Uses
Data Center applications
Allows Agencies to establish remote access modem pools. Also supports Agency and CenturyLink-provided Call
Center applications and Teleworkers
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