RingCentral Video

When recording a video call (from an invite) and it saves it. Could it have the video call's title as the recording name? instead of having "RingCentral Video Meeting". it doesn't help differentiate meetings.

I work on a MAC -- the most updated operating system. When I schedule a meeting -- the integration with the Microsoft Outlook Calendar is such that it is not easily apparent how to invite attendees once the meeting has been scheduled. One has to c...

When presenting a shared screen, the full screen is not visible in Speaker view because of the View Options banner.

For those of us who use a different calendar (e.g., iCal) or those who don't want to connect third party services, it seems really silly that you can't see your list of scheduled meetings by default. Not being able to see scheduled meetings withou...

When a meeting is scheduled, all registered participants should be called automatically. If I am a participant in a meeting but was not present at the start of the meeting, the client should display that a meeting is currently running and that I h...

It is extremely important to our group to be able to see the duration of video calls, but it seems to have gone away with RingCentral Meetings. Please consider bringing it back.

In Hubspot, it has the a booking scheduler to clients, so that, like Calendly, they can pick a time from my calendar to meet. Zoom has this ability. I'd like RingCentral to have that power too. We can't let Zoom beat RingCentral, can we? I have at...

I just replaced a monitor connected to my computer, and now in RingCentral the screen numbering has been changed, when I attempt to share a screen. With the laptop display and two external monitors the screen numbering in Windows (1-2-3 left-to-...

Presentation pop out would be helpful so that you are able to see other attendees and the presenter better and effectively communicate with them. Otherwise, the system only allows you to see a small thumbnail. This is especially challenging whenev...

Would be nice to have the ability to check on the back-end when "mysterious" users join a meeting.