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Has anyone else noticed that the Softphone application gobbles up memory? My front counter PC is an average PC. Dual Core, 4GB of memory, hybrid hard drive. Lately I've noticed it was just dogging. HD light on constantly. All I ever really run on ...

Managing the holiday hours for our locations requires us to manually enter in a custom answering rule for each company holiday for each location. For us that is over 600 manual entries and counting that need to be made each year. This could easily...

It would also be nice if we could arrange our HUD by Dept so we can quickly identify our teams.

Call Handling & Forwarding to separately ring Desktop & Mobile Apps

Please provide the ability to record more than one VM greeting, ex. Standard, Out-of-Office, and Extended Absence Greetings and then the option to select each as needed. Currently, I set a Standard VM greeting but when I am out-of-the-office, I ha...

FAXING: increase attachment size from 20 MB to 30MB, since most scanners scan to the full capacity around 30MB per max load of scanned documents

It would be extremely useful to be able to disable an associate from removing themselves from taking queue calls. As you can imagine, if an employee chooses they no longer want to take calls but their supervisor did not approve it. They could stop...

Just had a use case, where an employee was trying to find someone in a dept to call, but there isn't an easy way to see who's working. Right now you'd have to start a conversation with each person, or click each person in the company contacts to v...

When on a call, there is currently no way to automatically silence or forward incoming calls. This is disruptive to the current call, especially because the ringing of the incoming call is louder than the person on the current call. The user can c...

There should be an ability to have call waiting for queue calls as using an IVR with set queues is the easiest way of having an overall system and using simultaneous rings for the same phone number that's a direct line vs using a queue for the IVR...