What is another option available for managing outgoing calls besides allow or deny?

Allow with Access Code is indeed a plausible option for managing outgoing calls alongside the standard allow or deny settings. In scenarios where organizations want to maintain control over outgoing call permissions while still enabling users to make calls, the option of using an access code provides a balance between security and functionality.

By implementing this method, users can make outgoing calls, but only after entering a predefined code. This approach can help organizations manage costs related to long-distance or international calls, as access codes can be set up to restrict or track specific types of calls. It also enhances the security of the calling environment by ensuring that outgoing calls are monitored, making it easier to prevent unauthorized use of telephony resources.

The other options, while they serve specific functions within call management or directing calls, do not represent alternative methods for handling outbound call permissions in the same restrictive manner as allow or deny. Thus, Allow with Access Code distinctly addresses the need for both accessibility and control in a telephony system.