how to provision a non supported phone device to zoom phone user
how to provision a non supported phone device model to zoom phone user. Has anyone done this before?
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how to provision a non supported phone device model to zoom phone user. Has anyone done this before?
Hi, I have a Zoom phone plan based out of AU/NZ that has the international add-on. I have a team member based in the USA who also needs Zoom phone with an emphasis on being able to make calls in AU/NZ/USA/Canada and the UK. Do I simply need to purchase a US-based plan + international add-on for her or is there a more cost-effective way to do this? Thanks
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Hi everyone, I'm looking for a way to have multiple users receive a call and whoever picks it up - they handle the call from thereon out. So far I've reviewed the following call routing methods but none fits my use case: The sticking point is that some of the "members" must be an external numbers. Does such call routing method exist in Zoom phone? In the graph below, imagine if Carly and Grant are cell phone numbers? Thanks Boyan
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Hi everyone, I'm curious if anyone has figured out how to use Poly Obi 302's multiple POTS ports? I have several of these and they work just fine using LINE-1 but I see that there's another POTS port there: LINE-2 so I was curious if someone has successfully assigned an extension and/or DID to LINE-2 and if yes - how did you do it? Also any licensing implications to be aware of? Obviously to get the Obi provisioned on Zoom a device license will be used but what about the ports themselves? Boyan
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I need some initial help setting things up. I know there are many great videos and articles, but none that I have found that help with my particular setup. I have been operating a small one man consulting business for about 10 years now and recently switched to Zoom Phone a few months ago and because of my inability to find answers to some of my questions, it has been impacting my business ever since I switched over to Zoom Phone. I would like to publish both a toll-free # and a toll number as my companies main office numbers on my company website. My initial purchase from Zoom included one toll-free number and two toll numbers. I also have a Poly EDGE E220 desk phone. Furthermore, I want to be able to use the Auto receptionist and IVR. I believe I would like all incoming calls to go through the auto receptionist/IVR both during and outside of normal business hours. Do I concern myself with call queues and or call groups? If I set both the toll-free number and one of the toll numbers as main office numbers, does that mean the only phone lines visible on my desk phone is the second toll number? I wish that I could pay someone for some initial phone consultation but have had no luck finding anyone. I would pay someone handsomely for this service.
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Where can I access the real-time and historical location information of Zoom Phone users?
We have users that are part of our inbound call queue who occasionally get a few seconds into a call when it then drops. Following that, if the person calls us back, the person who took the original call does not see the call coming in through the queue. It doesn't happen all the time, and the person who is left off the queue is back in the queue when the next phone call comes in. Any advice?
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Is there a different license SKU needed for Common Area phones in Zoom Phone, versus the standard license that gets assigned to a normal User's phone?
Our current land line numbers and local service resides with Verizon. However, we have a separate long distance carrier, who also has our 800 service. For now I was going to leave the 800 service but want to port all the other numbers to zoom phone (Pro - Unlimited US Calling). Is there something different that needs to be done in the porting process in this case?
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My client was on her phone on Zoom platform. I scheduled a session on my Zoom account on the lap top. I could not see her on my lap top. I had to go on my phone to see her and i was not able to connect with the video she could hear me but could not see me. Thank you, for your help,
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