VICIdial HANGUP: Hung Up — What It Means & How to Use It

Quick Reference

Status Code

HANGUP

Full Name

Hung Up

Category

System

Agent Selectable

No (System)

Callable

Yes — Include in dial_status_filter

What HANGUP Means

The contact answered the call but the call ended before the agent could disposition it — either the contact hung up immediately or the call dropped before completion. Distinct from agent-controlled dispositions.

When This Status Is Used

Automatically assigned when a call channel terminates without agent disposition. Common for very short calls where the contact hung up within 2-3 seconds of answer.

Impact on List Management

Include in dial_status_filter — HANGUP leads are typically callable — they answered but the call failed. Include in dial_status_filter for recycling. High HANGUP rates may indicate caller ID spam flagging issues.

Best Practices

DEAD Dead Call NA No Answer DC Disconnected DROP Dropped / Abandoned Call

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the VICIdial HANGUP status mean?
The contact answered the call but the call ended before the agent could disposition it — either the contact hung up immediately or the call dropped before completion. Distinct from agent-controlled dispositions.
Is HANGUP callable in VICIdial?
Yes, HANGUP (Hung Up) leads are callable and should be included in dial_status_filter for recycling.
Should I include HANGUP in my dial_status_filter?
Yes, including HANGUP in your dial_status_filter allows recycling of these leads. Follow the best practices in this guide for optimal configuration.

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