How do you test an after-hours routing plan across sites?

How do you test an after-hours routing…

We test after-hours routing by simulating real after-hours traffic on each site, following the mapped flow: numbers, queues and the on-call route. We run tests for normal, busy, unanswered and after-hours scenarios to confirm that callers reach the intended destination. After testing, we adjust the configuration as needed and provide a short report showing results and any changes to overflow rules, after-hours messages, holidays and failover.

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