I want to connect a party who has no internet, to a zoom webinar, by telephone. I realise I call the Zoom telephone number, enter ID and password etc. then place the call on hold and add the call to my third party. That works fine, however I want the third party to be able to mute and unmute. Pressing *6 on their phone pad doesnt mute or unmute, pressing *6 on my phone pad doesn't mute them or unmute them. What do I have to do to allow the third party to mute or unmute themselves?  Note that while I organise the conference call, I am participating in the webinar on my computer. It is just that the third party has no internet, so I am using this telephone method to connect them to the web meeting. It would be nice to know how i can get the third party to participate in the meeting. Many thanks.

I am in the proces of moving our phone system to Zoom Phone but I am unable to find where to view the call quality. All i can see from my search online is to view it from the dashboard but this is not enabled for my account as we are not using paid Zoom Meeting plans yet. Surely I'm missing something? I shouldn't have to purchase a plan for a service I don't need to see the status of a service i'm actually paying for?!

Hi experts!

I've got zoom phone call queue set up so we can see which of our business phone nos (different business departments) are being called INTO (auto reception does not allow that function).

We close 12.30pm to 1pm and I realise that zoom phone does not allow for these hrs to be specifically set, so the users will need to log out at 12.30pm. We can work with that.

Call queues allows us to set the voicemail greeting.

I guess I need to set a voicemail greeting that covers different scenarios,  but we've never worked like that. 

Seeking a solution where the admin or a user is able to quickly set a different audio for lunch, and back to default voicemail greeting at the time the office closes.

The desktop zoom app does not seem to allow the user to set the audio message.

It appears there is a need, therefore, to select audio messages by logging into zoom portal - would take a couple of minutes.

Under Call Queues / call distribution there is a an 'overflow' option where audio can be selected - is this the only workaround? Does the 'overflow' audio work for both office closed and no-one picks up (eg users logged out)?

Urrrrrhhhh, I am used to working with an IVR and find zoom phone challenging to set up!

Thanks

Richard

Hi

After 3 hrs it's time to ask the experts!

2 x small businesses at the same location, each with its own phone number. Basically for branding purposes.

Each one is answered by a receptionist (one of 3 staff) using the business name (This doesn't work with auto receptionist because we don't know which phone no. is being rung into)

When the phone is not anwered, it goes to voicemail audio that includes the name of the business.

So far I've set up:

Shared line for both phone numbers - this lets us see which number is being called into and therefore how to answer the phone .... but can't seem to set audio message for one of the two businesses.

Thanks

Richard