Hi Mike - here's an outline of how to set the Alternate
Transfer Rule for a User:
 
1) Query for user by alias
 
Query
looks like this:

 

GET https://%3cserver%3e/vmrest/users?query=%28alias
is operator)

 

Depending on the language etc. the  parens and spaces may have to be escaped as follows:

 

GET https://%3cserver%3e/vmrest/users?query=%28alias%20is%20operator%29

 

 <Users>
  <User>
   <URI>/vmrest/users/6164fd60-2f09-4166-a957-bade3c0da69b</URI>
    ...

 

2) Take
the URI returned from the search list to retrieve the entire user:

 

GET
/vmrest/users/6164fd60-2f09-4166-a957-bade3c0da69b

 

 <User>
  <CallhandlerURI>/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/ae4ae176-f51e-4e45-82a5-712cc79acaef</CallhandlerURI>
   ...

 

3) Use
the CallhandlerURI returned to PUT the transfer option:

 

PUT https://%3cserver%3e/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/ae4ae176-f51e-4e45-82a5-712cc79acaef/transferoptions/Alternate

 

 <TransferOption>
  <TimeExpires>2020-01-01
00:00:00.0</TimeExpires>
  <TransferAnnounce>true</TransferAnnounce>
  <TransferConfirm>true</TransferConfirm>
  <TransferIntroduce>true</TransferIntroduce>
  <TransferScreening>true</TransferScreening>
 </TransferOption>
 
Setting the "TimeExpires" to a date ahead of the current date is key in activating it - by default, the alternate transfer option is not active.
 
~ Matt

Hi Michael - the alternate contact number isn't presently available via
the API, but I'm adding it now and it should be available in the next ES
for 7.1(3) which will be about a week from now.

- Matt

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Hi Matt,

I need get details of caller input of a user.

According to the schema and CUPI-WADL provided by Cisco website, here is
what I can get by this url
https://server/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/1b99da3e-a208-4b69-9a81-7e29
74f1a39e/menuentries/1

<MenuEntry>
<URI>
/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/1b99da3e-a208-4b69-9a81-7e2974f1a39e/menue
ntries/1
</URI>
<CallHandlerObjectId>1b99da3e-a208-4b69-9a81-7e2974f1a39e</CallHandlerOb
jectId>
<CallhandlerURI>
/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/1b99da3e-a208-4b69-9a81-7e2974f1a39e
</CallhandlerURI>
<TouchtoneKey>1</TouchtoneKey>
<Locked>false</Locked>
<Action>7</Action>
<ObjectId>b8267cab-c93e-48fa-9d9a-62f7747518c8</ObjectId>
</MenuEntry>

However, I need more detailed informaion about this caller input key
<TouchtoneKey>1</TouchtoneKey>. In admin page, i can see extension to
transfer of this touchtonekey 1, but is it any URI available for this
inforamion? Something like:
https://server/vmrest/handlers/callhandlers/1b99da3e-a208-4b69-9a81-7e29
74f1a39e/menuentries/1/menueentry/{objectid}/alternatecontactnumber...

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Hi Michael - the alternate contact number support should be the only new thing added to CUPI, but unfortunately it didn't make it into last Friday's ES so it won't be available until the ES to be released Friday of this week (ES10). When you do get that, the alternate contact numbers will be available simply as a new field on MenuEntry called TransferNumber:
 
<MenuEntry>
    <TouchtoneKey>1</TouchtoneKey>
    <TransferNumber> 12345</TransferNumber>
    ...
</MenuEntry>
 
~ Matt