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Rules choose an inbound destination. They run from top to bottom by priority: the first match wins. A broad rule can prevent a more specific rule below it from running.

Configure a rule

  1. Open Routing rules → New rule.
  2. Choose the trigger and input: phone call, WhatsApp or a call entering a queue.
  3. Configure conditions and a time window where applicable.
  4. Select an available destination.
  5. Review rule order and save.
  6. Test inside and outside configured hours.

Triggers

An option does not connect a channel or enable WhatsApp calling by itself. Check the input’s requirements before testing.

Shadowed rules

The app detects rules that may be covered by earlier rules. If a rule does not run, review the conditions and priority of preceding rules. Place specific rules before a general rule when they should take priority. Use queue fallback to define what happens if the destination does not answer.

Difference from lead routing

These rules handle contact center entries. Lead routing handles contacts, stages and deadlines. Configuring one does not configure the other.

Frequently asked questions

No. The first matching rule wins according to priority.
Review time windows and subsequent or fallback rules. Test both scenarios.
No. Channel connection and WhatsApp calling availability are configured separately.

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