It sounds exactly as what I'm looking for - calling multiple parties simultaneously. If it allows all parties to speak together when dialled?It nothing more advanced than that, which I'm looking for. Basic example:I call two of my colleagues, when they answer we all speak together.On Fri, Jan 8, 2016 at 1:42 AM, Larry Morley <lmorley@neny.cslimits.net> wrote:_________________________________________________________________________> I see, so I somehow need to
> dynamically create my dialplanNot if you use the "mad boss" dialplan like Brian suggested; nothing dynamic there. Unless I'm not understanding some aspect of what you're asking.
Also, there's a feature known as "enterprise originate" which can dial multiple users simultaneously. I've only ever used it to call multiple parties simultaneously. You might want to check that out, too (or perhaps someone more familiar with it than I am can provide some insight as to whether or not it's worth exploring, etc.).
Good Luck.
- Larry
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