1. Description

Here you enter information about the Dialplan.

Consists of fields (Fig.1):

1. Name;
2. Flow schema;
3. Destination number;
4. Description.

Fig. 1.  General tab

1.1. Name

Required field. The name of the Dialplan is entered here.

1.2. Flow schema

Required field. When you click on the Flow schema field, a drop-down list opens from which the Flow is selected. If the required flow is not in the drop-down list, use the Flow schema field as a search field.

How to create a new Flow can be found here.

1.3. Destination number

Required field. Here you enter a regular expression for the dialed phone number.

The following characters are used to write an expression:

• ^ - the beginning of the regular expression. This is a required character!
  
• \+ - further check for the presence of +, since this is a service character, we escape it with \
• ? - the question mark means optional. That is, the presence of + in the number is not must have;
• ( - the beginning of the match block. Everything that will be in parentheses then falls into service variables and can be used in call routing;
• ) - the ending of the match block;
• [ ] - in square brackets, there is a list of possible numbers at this position. The check succeeds when at least one specified digit matches the checked number;
• \d - this sign indicates the presence of any digit. Tthe same if it were written in the following way: [0-9] - any one digit from the range from 0 to 9;
• {7} - the number in { } indicates the number of repetitions of the previous expression. This means that there should be 7 of any digits in total;
• | - Or operator. For example, 7|8 - can be 8 or 7 - one digit out of two;
• {10,12} - the number of repetitions of the previous expression. But, in this case, our range is at least 10 and not more than 12;
• $ - the end of the regular expression. This is a required character!

1.4. Description

Here you enter the description of the Dialplan rule.

2.  Opportunities

2.1. Change the Name/Flow schema/Destination number/Description