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What is Real-Time Call Control™?
What is Call Controller™?
What are the system requirements for installing Call Controller?
What is Real-Time Call Control™?
Real-time call control means that you can “control” a call before it reaches you. For example, a call comes in for you from a Mr. Smith. If you’re online, RingCentral Call Controller will pop up on your desktop, and you’ll see Mr. Smith’s name and phone number on the Caller ID. If you’ve configured your system to prompt callers to announce their name, you’ll also hear Mr. Smith’s name over your PC speakers.
Now that you know who’s on the phone, you can decide what do with Mr. Smith as he holds. The Call Controller tool presents you with clickable options: accept the call, reject it, send it to voicemail or send the caller a text message that will be broadcast to him by an auto-attendant.
In addition, if you’re not near your computer, an auto-attendant will call you and present all but the last option to you by phone. Just click a button on your phone to accept the call, reject it, or send it to voicemail.
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What is Call Controller™?
Call Controller is a unique patented tool that you can only find with your RingCentral service. With Call Controller, you can control your calls in real time. (Refer to How does RingCentral Call Screening differ from Caller ID? for more information).
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What are the system requirements for installing Call Controller?
The system requirements for Call Controller are as follows:
– Windows XP, Vista, 7
- Pentium or above processor or compatible
- Minimum of 512MB of memory
- 200MB of hard drive space
– Mac OS 10.4 Tiger or latest
- G4 500 Mhz or any Intel processor
- 512 MB of memory
- 30 MB of hard drive space
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