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Can I use my EPB Hosted UC softphone oversees or in another state?

Yes. You can use your softphone anywhere in the world as long as you have access to the Internet. Just use it as if you are dialing from the US. Long distance charges will apply.

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Yes. You can use your softphone anywhere in the world as long as you have access to the Internet. Just use it as if you are dialing from the US. Long distance charges will apply.

Yes. EPB Hosted Phone Solutions includes a Multi-Line Hunt Group features which does just that. To learn more schedule your free business technology assessment or call 423-648-1500.

Press the Park 1 or Park 2 keys while you are speaking with the original call to place it on hold.

EPB will dispatch a technician to your business. At EPB we triage all calls, and if you are completely out of service you are moved to the top of the list. We will dispatch a technician to your business, and we can have him call you before coming, if you desire.

If a resident moves to another room, EPB can come out and relocate their number. If at any time you need to disconnect a resident's phone, just call EPB and we can remove the charge and plan to have the equipment returned. If you approve, a resident may take their Hosted Phone for Seniors number with them to another carrier or facility.

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.

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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