RingQ Customer Centric Communications

Attended & Blind Transfer


Attended & Blind Transfer

Introduction

Call transfers are essential for efficient communication and professional call handling. RingQ supports both Attended Transfers and Blind Transfers, giving your team the flexibility to manage calls based on the situation. This guide explains the differences between the two transfer types and provides step-by-step instructions on how to use each. Whether you need to speak with a colleague before transferring a call (Attended Transfer) or send it directly without introduction (Blind Transfer), RingQ makes it easy to ensure smooth handovers and an uninterrupted caller experience.

Attended Transfer

An Attended Transfer allows an agent to speak with the recipient first before completing the call transfer.

Open call handling options
1

During an active call, open the call handling options.

Click on the transfer button.
2

Click the Transfer button to view the transfer options.

Transfer a call via the dialpad.
3

Enter the name or extension number of the person you want to transfer the call to in the search bar, or click Dial and enter their number manually. Alternatively, scroll through the list of extensions and select the one you want to transfer the call to. Click Attended Transfer.

Click on Process to finalize at attended transfer.
4

Click the Process button.

5

Announce the call to the recipient and, once confirmed, hang up to complete the transfer.

Blind Transfer

A blind transfer sends a call to someone without announcing it to them first.

1

Follow steps 1 and 2 above.

2

Enter the name or extension number of the person you want to transfer the call to in the search bar, or click Dial and enter their number manually. Alternatively, scroll through the list of extensions and select the one you want to transfer the call to. Click Blind Transfer.

3

The call is transferred, and you can hang up.