I have posted this question b4 and there are few others like CTIgem, cavagnaro, mark, Gui75 who showed intrest on the topic but could not answer this question
So far what I’ve found is that, you can’t use it like real route point meaning transfering voice calls to it.
You use it with GVP with URS, need to have vrp by doc. And other media routing such as email …etc.
Hope this makes sense.
VRPs are a mechanism to obtain a target, not to actually move a call. Its basically asking URS how Would it route the call if it could.
Now, with many IVR systems, the IVR will automatically transfer the call to the target obtained, so the difference may be moot, but you cannot deliver a call to a VRP.
They are like a virtual queue, kinda. So while you are on a VRP you are stil physically located on the original DN that made the route. It doesnt GO anywhere, it is a logical partition, not a physical one.
So, you might need to clafiry your question as to exactly what you mean.
OK guys,
Taking into account last comments the question is :
When you reside physically in the goold old routing point, how can you (withou using IVR) send to URS a routing request so that URS will execute a strategy on a VRP at the same time.