Hello,
A handful of users in our office have reported that their mobile apps ring for a couple rings before the desktop app pops up. Has anyone else experienced this? Or is there a way to separate the 2, to force the desktop app to always ring first, then the mobile app? We're having to answer on our mobile devices and then flip the calls to our desktop app in a lot of cases.
Thanks!
A handful of users in our office have reported that their mobile apps ring for a couple rings before the desktop app pops up. Has anyone else experienced this? Or is there a way to separate the 2, to force the desktop app to always ring first, then the mobile app? We're having to answer on our mobile devices and then flip the calls to our desktop app in a lot of cases.
Thanks!
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318 Points
Posted 1 year ago
Jeff Salisbury, Champion
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2,182 Points
Chris Verdin, Champion
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3,044 Points
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110 Points
Hello everyone!
Have you tried to go to the service.ringcentral.com page > Settings > Call Handling & Forwarding option?
You will be able to customize the rings and order of all phones (cell, soft and desk phones).
Please let me know if this resolves your issue.
Have a nice day! :)
Helen
Have you tried to go to the service.ringcentral.com page > Settings > Call Handling & Forwarding option?
You will be able to customize the rings and order of all phones (cell, soft and desk phones).
Please let me know if this resolves your issue.
Have a nice day! :)
Helen
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318 Points
Hi there,
I have looked at that option - I don't see any way to configure it so my desktop app rings first and then my mobile app.
I have looked at that option - I don't see any way to configure it so my desktop app rings first and then my mobile app.
J.B. Ferguson, Champion
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37,254 Points
Helen,
The Desktop app (RingCentral for Windows) and the mobile app are on the same control. They are not separate. Therefore they should ring at the same time...not several rings apart.
The separation of these items has been feature requested for years. However the original poster is stating that her two apps, which should ring at the same time, are not doing that. There is no way currently of timing these two apps.
The Desktop app (RingCentral for Windows) and the mobile app are on the same control. They are not separate. Therefore they should ring at the same time...not several rings apart.
The separation of these items has been feature requested for years. However the original poster is stating that her two apps, which should ring at the same time, are not doing that. There is no way currently of timing these two apps.
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Chris Duquette, Champion
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16,658 Points
Jan is right they both are controlled by the same tab and cant be separated.
Shelly Roth, Champion
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1,942 Points
well they don't ring at the same time. i have that issue too. definitely a delay on the windows phone. sometimes though .... i have trouble with either one of my phones (windows or mobile) not ringing at all when others are? very frustrating.
Chris Verdin, Champion
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3,014 Points
Nicole - Try turning off your Antivirus software on your computer and see if it helps with the ringing. We excluded a few services and exe's in our AntiVirus and that may help. If you turn off your Antivirus and notice the app is working better then you may need to do the same thing.
Shelly - The issue with it not ringing at all I would contact Support and have them guide you on uninstalling the app and then deleting all of the RingCentral folders. Then reinstalling the latest version. That seemed to help resolve my issue of the App not ringing.
Shelly - The issue with it not ringing at all I would contact Support and have them guide you on uninstalling the app and then deleting all of the RingCentral folders. Then reinstalling the latest version. That seemed to help resolve my issue of the App not ringing.
Shelly Roth, Champion
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1,942 Points
Thanks, Chris.
