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Hosted UC Android Phone Quick Start Guide

Learn more about using Hosted UC on your Android phone with this helpful quick start guide.
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EPB Hosted UC is software that offers the freedom and convenience of making and receiving calls from your Windows or MAC desktop computer or laptop, Android tablet or smartphone, and IOS tablet or smartphone. It allows a business to maintain one identity and use their business number anywhere/anytime.

Yes, we have a Voicemail-to-Email feature that transcribes the message.

Yes. Our Call Record add-on is for customers who need to record call center and/or other employee calls for compliance, risk and training purposes. To learn more schedule your free business technology assessment by calling 423-648-1500.

Yes. EPB will provide Hosted Phone for Seniors training for your staff and residents. And if any resident has an issue or needs help using their phone’s features, they can call EPB technical support at any time day or night.

If you are a resident of an Assisted Living facility, you need to contact your facility’s Hosted Phone for Seniors internal phone plan administrator with questions regarding your phone and it’s features. Your facility’s staff have been trained by EPB to handle any issues you may have. If you have trouble contacting your internal phone plan administrator, or need further assistance, you may call EPB at 423-648-1372 anytime day or night.

Yes, the VVX 450 supports electronic hook switch capabilities with certain GN Netcom/Jabra, Logitech, Plantronics and Sennheiser brand headsets. For more information, refer to a list of all the compatibility headsets on the Support Sitephone technology. It combines wideband codecs with our patented Polycom Acoustic ClarityTM technology into a complete, integrated design to maximize the audio performance of the VVX phone. Visit www.polycom.com/hdvoice to learn more.

E911 (Enhanced 911) is support for wireless phone users who dial 911, the standard number for requesting help in an emergency. Since wireless users are often mobile, it’s necessary to inform the responder of the 911 caller’s location. E911 support is mandated for traditional mobile phone service by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

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