I want to build an AA that will allow for rotating call out profiles

Question

I have UCCX 7. what i'm looking to do is build an auto attendant script so when a caller dials in it will allow for them to reach the oncall person in a different sequence each week\ month. this will need to be triggered only by them calling the ACD access number. I know how the day of week sciprt works just not how to step up the sequencing. has anybody done this before? please respond if you have thank you.
Kind of like this:
Jan 2010            Feb 2010
dial phone 1        dial phone 2
dial phone 2        dial phone 3
dial phone 3        dial phone 1

Answer 1

You can call this script from Applescript (just need to do some escaping of quotes):
This can be run in Applescript:
do shell script "
DestinantionFolder=$HOME/Desktop
MONTHS=(January February March April May June July August September October November December)
for f in ~/Desktop/*
do
     if [[ $( echo \"${f##*/}\" | cut -d_ -f1 ) == \"CLIN\" ]] ; then
          ff=$( echo \"${f##*/}\" | cut -d_ -f2 )
          pd=$( echo \"${f##*/}\" | cut -d_ -f3 )
          date=$( echo \"${f##*/}\" | cut -d_ -f5 )
          date=${date%%.*}
          mo=${date:0:2}
          yr=20${date:4:2}
          Dir=$DestinantionFolder/$ff/$pd/${MONTHS[$mo-1]}\\ $yr/
          if [ ! -d \"$Dir\" ]; then
               mkdir -p \"$Dir\"
          fi
          mv \"$f\" \"$Dir\"
     fi
done"
...is there a way to trigger this whenever a new file is created to check and see if it needs to be moved
Yes, with Automator.  When you Open Automator, choose Folder Action
I copied what you did and while the script ran successfully, I don't see any new folders created.  Your shell script makes sense; I am not sure why it doesn't create folders.
The script as written only looks for files in the Desktop Folder
(edit by changing: DestinantionFolder=$HOME/Desktop )
To test I created a file on my Desktop
  touch ~/Desktop/CLIN_JONES123_JAMES228_LAB_022614.PDF
and Folders were created and the file moved.
(Note: I only tested that format.  If the file has any other format, it will fail)