I just set up my zoom plan (US/CA) Unlimited and finally figured out how to receive incoming calls to my desktop and zoom app on iphone.  Unfortunately, I'm unable to make outbound calls.  The same prompt is received from both the app and desktop attempts "sorry, we cannot complet your call.  Your service plan does not allow calls to destination".  Anyone have any idea what I did wrong?

I am a super Admin for the account and we have a sites using Zoom Phone with two Poly Edge e350 desktop phones.

The users at the site have reported that when these devices are on an active call, there is no external audible ring to indicate a second incoming call. Other than the beep that is heard in the handset only, which is not sufficient to alert nearby team members.

Our goal is to configure the devices so that a second incoming call triggers an audible ring from the phone’s speaker, ideally at a volume loud enough for another team member to hear and respond by picking up a different phone in the area.

Does anyone know if there’s a configuration or solution that would make this possible? If so, could you please share what steps would be needed to implement it?

Thanks!

Is there a way to use the First Name and Last Name fields for sorting and look-up in company contacts?  Right now, it is using the display name field and folks are modifying the display name by adding in titles and company name so that they are more identifiable in meetings with participants outside the company.  This throws off the search by name when a queue operator needs to forward a call to someone.

We have Yealink T54W for our users that require a physical desk phone. I have added contacts to the Yealink's local directory and remote phonebook.

When a call is connected, I've noticed the caller ID name change from what I have set in the local directory or remote phonebook. Is Zoom performing a SIP update when a call is connected? I'm assuming whatever is happening causes at least the caller name to change. In the provided example, the caller name was being reverted to how my cell phone carrier displays my name. The avatar/logo from what I set in the local directory remained too, which seems odd, as I would think it would 1) drop the entire local directory contact that was matched or 2) not allow a local contact name to be changed if matched.

In my testing, it seems to occur mainly for inbound calls. Outbound calls seem to stick better.

Hi I'm in process of developing a tool to capture and record zoom phone calls as they happen. I don't want to use the recordings available after call ends as provided by zoom. I want to record them while they happen. Is there livestreaming phone data available like zoom provides for meetings?

I've looked and found these old threads without resolution:

https://community.zoom.com/t5/Zoom-Phone-System/Incoming-Caller-ID-with-Call-Queue/m-p/55346?search-action-id=69989549889&search-result-uid=55346

https://community.zoom.com/t5/Zoom-Phone-System/Caller-ID-Display-and-Directory-Incoming-Calls-Preferences/m-p/216756

We are new to Zoom phone and have prepped a call queue.  Working fine, but it displays as "INBOUND CALLER ID for CALL QUEUE."

Is there any way to reverse the order so that we can see what call queue is coming first?  When callers have longer names and we are looking at a iPhone or deskphone, we have to wait a couple beats to see what queue they are calling for.  Most of the time, especially for external callers, we want to answer the phone more quickly but need to know who they are calling (different company names) to offer the right greeting.  

Any way to solve?