"Call limitations" refer to the establishment of restrictions or limitations on telephone calls.
Typical features of software in the "Call limitations" area may include:
Time-based limitations: Setting time periods during which calls may be made or not allowed, such as during business hours or outside office hours.
Call volume limitations: Setting a maximum number of calls per period to control phone usage and prevent excessive calls.
Destination number restrictions: Restricting call capabilities to specific destination numbers, such as preventing calls to premium numbers or international destinations.
Call duration limitations: Setting a maximum duration for individual calls to control conversations and improve efficiency.
User-based limitations: Assigning individual call permissions for specific users or user groups based on their roles or responsibilities within the organization.
Call cost control: Monitoring and controlling phone costs by setting budgets or cost limits for calls.
Logging and notification: Logging violations of call limitations and notifying administrators or users of any breaches.