- Preface
- Admin View Access and User Interface
- Channel Guides
- Food Menu
- Locations
- Speed Dial
- White List
- Surveys
- Localization of Content
- Cache Refresh
- Patient FAQs
- Patient Messages
- Patient Requests
- System Configuration
- Format for Importing the .csv Files
- Operator View
- System Administration
- Varnish Cache
Cisco Patient Connect 1.6 Admin View Guide
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- Updated:
- July 30, 2017
Chapter: White List
Chapter Overview
This chapter explains how to view and manage White lists.
Introduction
The White List feature enables you to add phone numbers that overrides the Do Not Disturb settings. You can create and apply white lists based on the room type and the departments. This feature overwrites the Do Not Disturb settings configured at each their respective end points.
Viewing A White List
Click on the White List tab listed under the Content Management menu to view the White List page.
To search for a white list, type the name in the Search text box.
Select the type of room for which the white list applies from the RoomType drop down menu.
Click on the All tab to view all the white lists added in the system. Click on the individual white lists to view the following details:
Managing A White List
To add a new white list, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Click on the Add New White List tab.
Step 2 Select the category of user from the Select a Role pull down menu. It lists out the following user roles:
Step 3 Enter the name of the white list in the Name text field.
Step 4 Enter the number from which the call originates in the White List Number text field.
Step 5 Enter the name of the department for which the white list applies in the Departments text field.
Note If you leave this field blank, the default value will be All. If this white list is only for a specific department, select it from the drop down list.
Step 6 Enter the type or room for which the white list applies in the Room Types text field.
Note If you leave this field blank, the default value will be All. If this white list is only for a specific room, select it from the drop down list. Patient Room, Waiting Room, and Guest Room are the available values for your selection.
Step 7 Click the save icon in the Action menu.
To edit or delete a white list, complete the following steps:
Step 1 Select the white list that you want to edit or delete.
Step 2 Click on the edit icon in the Action menu.
Step 3 Complete Step 3 - Step 7.
Step 4 Click on the delete icon in the Action menu to delete a white list.
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