Just press *98, go to EPB’s online portal (phone.epbfi.com), or dial 648-Mail and follow the prompts. If you decide you want to set up your voicemails to go to your personal email address, this can be set up within in our online portal at phone.epbfi.com
Firmware upgrades are done for purposes of service improvements or end-user functionality improvements. All upgrades are done behind the scenes. The user will be contacted via the app store and/or email that an upgrade has been issued along with instructions.
Fiber optic technology transmits information using laser-generated pulses of light that travel over hair-thin strands of glass fiber. Because light travels faster than anything else in the universe, fiber optics provide faster uploads and downloads while reducing network reaction times. Traditional communications companies use copper lines to transfer their signal to your home or business. EPB Fiber Optics is the area's only provider that uses 100% fiber optics.
Yes, however the only headset we have for use with the Polycom phones are the Plantronics Savi 740 headsets. You will also need to purchase an APP-51 Cable to connect the headset to your phone.
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.
This enables you to enhance productivity with on-demand audio conferencing that can manage callers, record calls and more. To learn more schedule your free business technology assessment by calling 423-648-1500.
Short codes are short numeric speed dial codes that can be set up within your business phone system so that you can quickly make interoffice calls without dialing a whole phone number or extension. You may also establish customized short codes for frequently dialed numbers outside your business (for instance, you may set up a short code to call another office location, a vendor or a customer).
Phones delivered over an ethernet network will not stay active for exceedingly long without also having a UPS system. Phones that utilize analog lines, such as fax machines, fire alarms, etc. will remain functional for a minimum of 8 hours in the event of a power outage.