Hosted VoIP Service Sample Clauses

Hosted VoIP Service. Hosted VoIP Service is an IP application that provides real time, two-way voice capability in IP over a broadband connection. Customer may purchase Service on a per seat basis. Except as otherwise indicated herein, the MRC for Hosted VoIP seats includes rental of one IP Device. Hosted VoIP seats include the specific features identified below based on seat type. Additional charges apply for optional features listed below, and, if applicable, for Switch rental and maintenance. Subject to connectivity and Approved CPE limits, Customer may order up to a maximum of 10,000 Hosted VoIP seats/TNs per location. Features listed in this section (a) are only available with Hosted VoIP. (a) Hosted VoIP Basic Seats. Basic seats are designed for a lobby, break room, cafeteria or shop area that is not assigned to a specific end user. Basic seats include: the ability to make On-Net and Off-Net Calls, an end user Portal, an Administrator Portal, call waiting, and call forwarding, as well as other features, some dependent on IP handset model or Soft Phone software and a telephone number. Basic seats do not include voice mail. Information regarding IP handset or Soft Phone features supported by the Service is available from a CenturyLink sales representative. The end user Portal provides access to call logs, click-to-call and other features. The Administrator Portal enables Customer administrator functionality, including the ability to set up end users, implement some moves, adds, changes, and deletions, and implement calling restrictions. (b) Hosted VoIP Standard Seats. Standard seats are designed to address a company’s standard calling practices (general business, support and clerical personnel) that do not require an advanced feature set. Standard seats include the features listed for basic seats above, plus a standard feature package and voicemail. (c) Hosted VoIP Conference Room Seats. Conference room seats have the same features as a standard seat and are tailored for the purpose of attaching a conference room phone, which often is a speaker phone model. Customer may enable or disable features best suited for that phone type in the Administrator Portal. Conference room seats do not include voice mail.
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