Optional Network Features Sample Clauses

Optional Network Features. Customer may elect to receive and pay for certain additional optional network features. Customer shall notify TMMN in writing (including via e-mail) or by creating a ticket online at xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx informing TMMN of its desire to receive such services, and TMMN shall confirm Customer’s enrollment and notify Customer of any applicable fees, MRCs or NRCs.
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Optional Network Features. Customer will pay for the optional network features at the following rates, which are fixed for the Term: Auto Attendant [**] Voicemail [**]
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Optional Network Features. Customer will pay for the optional network features at the following rates, which are fixed for the Term:
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Optional Network Features. Optional network features are available as described below at additional charge and can be activated at any time from Verizon’s VoIP portal.
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Optional Network Features. Customer will pay for the selected additional optional network features at rates fixed for the Service Term. Auto Attendant Per instance1 Xxxx Group Per instance Enhanced Call Queue Per instance Stand-alone Voice Mail Per instance Unified Communications Applications Per instance Receptionist2 Per configured user5 Mobile Client User3 for Standard users Per configured user5 Soft-phone Client User4 for Standard users Per configured user5 Tablet Client for Standard Users Per configured user5 Instant Meeting Bridge Per bridge (120-port capacity) Call Recording Per instance Instant Meeting Moderator Per configured user5 Call Center Agent Per configured user5 Call Center Supervisor Per configured user5 CRM Client6 Per configured user5 1. With respect to the Auto Attendant feature, "instance" means each menu of options that a user may choose to access. Each separate listing of touch tone options presented to a user is considered a separate menu. 2. Receptionist enables a configured user (e.g., an office receptionist) to monitor any or all of the end users who are provisioned with VCE accounts. Receptionist screens graphically display the monitored end users’ status (i.e., busy, idle, do not disturb), as well as certain call information (e.g., name, number, session duration), and allows a Receptionist configured user to more efficiently process inbound calls to a VCE number. 3. Mobile Client configured users can configure their VCE services to receive inbound calls to their VCE number on their smartphone, or place outbound calls from their smartphone that present the caller ID of their VCE number to the called party. These calls may incur charges for use of cellular minutes or data services from the user’s wireless provider. Such charges are the responsibility of Customer or the user, as applicable. 4. Soft-phone Client configured users can configure their VCE services to receive inbound-only calls, place outbound-only calls, or to enable both inbound and outbound calling.
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