11/20/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 11/20/2024 10:24
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Feature | Description |
Starting a Conference Call in the RingCentral App | The RingCentral mobile app and the RingCentral app on your desktop or web browser let you start a conference call with multiple participants. |
Configuring Important Settings in the RingCentral App | Set Your Notifications and Audio Preferences, Set Your New Message Badge Count, Configure Your Caller ID, and Update Your Emergency Address |
Setting Your Phone Preferences | Setting Your Phone Preferences and Updating Your Availability Status |
Calling Using the RingOut feature | Connects your calls using your incoming call carrier minutes instead of mobile data or Wi-Fi. |
Using the Call Park Feature | Allows RingCentral app users to place a call in a Public Call Park location and have a different user pick up the call, by dialing the park location extension generated by the system. |
Configuring Your Extension's Call Handling & Forwarding Settings | Configure where to receive incoming calls in the RingCentral online account. |
Configuring Custom Answering Rules for Your Extension | Performs specific call-handling actions based on your defined conditions. This saves you time and effort in reconfiguring the standard call handling settings, just to meet specific conditions. |
Accessing Your Extension Settings | Conveniently change your extension's user details, call handling, and greetings without having to re-enter your login credentials in the RingCentral online account |
Using Call Flip | Lets you transfer or "push" a live call between your extension's assigned call forwarding devices, including home phones, desk phones, and smartphones, without interrupting the call. |