Resolved! Language options for IVR
Is there any option in Zoom Phone to have 2 different languages in IVR?
For example Press 1 for English, Press2 for Spanish
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Is there any option in Zoom Phone to have 2 different languages in IVR?
For example Press 1 for English, Press2 for Spanish
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