No.

Partition design often dictates a separation of contact center and non-agent phones.

The reason is we do not want a non-agent to be able to call an agent on their contact center extension - possible call collision with ICM routed calls. Often agents have two lines, the CC line in one partition and the private line in another partition. If there are geographies involved (say virtual contact centers through CVP) then CC lines could be in a branch-specific partition while private lines and non-agent phones are in a company-wide partition.

So, although I am not familiar with your problem, I am not surprised.

Let's see if I have this correct - an agent receives a call through the ICM Router, and they talk to the customer and the agent determines that a non-agent (back office person) knows how to help. They start a transfer to this person (customer goes on hold) but get a busy signal.

They get the customer back and ask them if they want to be parked on the target phone. Customer says yes, so the agent starts a transfer to the call park point (fuzzy here) and completes the transfer, getting out of the loop.

Non-agent realizes they have a call park (do they?), finishes current call, tries to retrieve from park but cannot.

Regards,

Geoff