3CX · Setup Guide

How to Set Up Call Forwarding

Call forwarding rules decide what happens to a call depending on your status — Available, Away, Do Not Disturb and so on — so no call needs to go unanswered.

Steps

5 steps to get it done

1

Open call forwarding settings

In the web client, click Settings, then Call Forwarding.

2

Choose a status to configure

Click on a status option (Available, Away, Do Not Disturb, etc.) to set the forwarding rule for that status.

3

Pick where calls should go

Forward to voicemail, a colleague's extension, an external number, or "My mobile".

4

Forward to your mobile, with or without announcement

When forwarding to "My mobile", you can enable "Rebound" so the call is announced and you choose to accept or reject it, or set both your desk phone and mobile to ring together.

5

Save and switch status as needed

Your forwarding rule applies automatically whenever you switch to that status — for example, everything goes to voicemail the moment you set yourself to Do Not Disturb.

Tips:

  • Set up your Away and Do Not Disturb rules once, and they'll apply automatically every time you switch status — no need to reconfigure forwarding each time.
  • The "Rebound" option is useful if you want the choice to accept or reject a forwarded call, rather than it just ringing through unannounced.
FAQ

Quick answers

Can I forward calls to my personal mobile?

Yes — choose "My mobile" as the forwarding destination, with the option to have the call announced so you can accept or reject it.

Does forwarding change automatically based on my status?

Yes — each status (Available, Away, Do Not Disturb) has its own forwarding rule, applied automatically when you switch status.

What happens to calls when I'm in Do Not Disturb?

You can set DND calls to go straight to voicemail, or forward elsewhere — it's fully configurable per status.

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