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1 Dashboard User Guide For assistance, please call With these instructions, you will: PAGE 1. Login to the Clarity site, Configure 911, and Change your Password Set up Mobile Connect SM (if part of your plan ) Set up Operator, Notification, & Find/Follow Me phone numbers Set up your Find Me or Follow Me service, if applicable Set up Notification of New Messages Set up Speed Dialing and Caller ID Block Manage your Greetings Generate Reports Part 1: Produce Call Detail reports Part 2: Generate Yellow/White Pages call reporting Part 3: View reports showing Voice- and Fax-on-Demand usage Part 4: View Navigation reports of Auto-attendant options Manage Broadcasts Part 1: Manage Broadcast Files and Lists Part 2: Manage Voice Message Broadcast Schedules Part 3: Manage Fax Message Broadcast Schedules Part 4: View Progress, Cancel, or Suspend a Broadcast View your Statements Use Advanced Features You need: 1. Your 10-digit User Name. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Administrator. 2. Your Voic password. 3. The phone numbers that you intend to use for your business.

2 I. Login, Configure 911, and Change Your Password Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. You will see the following home page. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard, as shown on the next page. At the top of the website, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. From your dashboard, you may conveniently click to play or delete messages and read or delete faxes. (If your computer pops up a message telling you to click a button to run Active X, please click OK to play the message.) Click See More to view a longer list. To forward a message or fax to another person, simply click on the black arrow. A box will pop up. Enter the phone number to forward to and click to send. Then close the box. To save a message or fax as a Voice or Fax on Demand file, click on the blue + button to the right. A box will pop up. Enter a 3- or 4-digit extension number and click to save the file. Then close the box. 2

3 Under Received Calls, you may mouse over the blue id buttons to find yellow/white pages information on the caller, if available. This reverse address match function is valuable for direct mail campaigns and is explained in the Yellow/White Pages section of this user guide. 3

4 Step 5. To change your password, click the edit button in the Welcome Back box at the top of the screen. You will see the screen shown below. Enter your old and new passwords and click Update. Step 6. If you want to change the name that appears after Welcome Back: on your Dashboard, simply enter a User Name in the center of the page and click Update. Now return to your Dashboard. 4

5 Step 7. Locate the Timezone box on the right hand side of your screen. As shown below, select your time zone from the dropdown list, and indicate whether you want to Respect Daylight Savings Time (if in doubt, select Yes ). The setting will automatically update. Above the Timezone box, you will see a few other quick link boxes. In the My Account box, you can click to check your account details or statements, which will be discussed later in these instructions. The Change Accounts box is a handy way to toggle between your accounts simply click on the number of the account to go to. 5

6 Step 8. To configure your 911 settings, click the update button in the v911 Status box on the right hand side of your dashboard. You will see the following screen. Step 9. Enter your correct contact information and click Update. Please be sure that this critical information is correct. In the example above, the orange text under the Update button says PENDING. This means that 911 will not function. For 911 to function, you must see the word PASS in green text. If it says PENDING, call us. To configure 911 for individual phone lines, please see the Personalizing Your Individual Phone Line manual. Step 10. To install a softphone (a piece of software that allows you to make calls over the Internet with your computer), locate the Install Softphone box on the right hand side of your screen and click the Click Here button. You will be sent to the Zoiper website. Follow the prompts to select your computer platform and version of softphone to download. Step 11. To make calls from your PC, locate the Launch Webphone box on the right hand side of your screen and click the run button. Follow any instructions given. You may need to load a plugin for your browser. Step 12. To test the quality of VoIP transmission you will be able to achieve on your computer, locate the VoIP Quality box on the bottom, right hand side of your screen and click run. Follow any instructions. You may need to give permission for the plugin to run. Step 13. Then return to your Dashboard. 6

7 II. Set Up Mobile Connect SM (if part of your plan) Mobile Connect SM may allow you to save minutes on international calls. Calls from your cell phone will be routed through our system before going international. Step 14. Move your mouse over Profile / Mobile Connect as shown below and Click. You will see the following screen. Step 15. Click the Add box, then enter your cell phone number in the Caller ID box. Your cell phone is the number from which you will be calling. 7

8 Step 16. Enter your PIN. Step 17. Click Update. III. Set Up Operator, Notification, & Find/Follow Me Phone Numbers Step 18. Place your mouse pointer on Profile in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Profile, as shown below. Click on Phones. You will see the set-up screen (as shown below) for Phone Numbers, Find Me, and Follow Me. 8

9 Step 19. Under Phone Numbers, enter the phone numbers you intend to use in the fields provided. Do NOT use dashes or spaces. (Example: ) If you choose not to use a certain phone number, simply leave that field blank. We provide space for Office, Home, Mobile, Alternate, and Operator phone numbers. Step 20. For each phone number you entered, click the drop-down button to the right of # Rings. Scroll down and click 9 as shown in the example below. The system will ring that number of times before disconnecting if no one answers. 9

10 Step 21. Check your entries before proceeding. You should have numbers (without dashes or spaces) in each of the phone fields that you intend to use. All # Rings should be set to 9. Step 22. DO NOT change the setting to the right of Forward Calls. This setting should say Voice Mail. If you are using the Find Me or Follow Me Service, you will make your selection to forward calls later in these instructions. Step 23. Click Update in order to save your choices. 10

11 IV. Set Up Your Find Me or Follow Me Service Step 24. To set up Follow Me service, skip to Step 33. To set up Find Me service, please continue. Step 25. From your dashboard, position your mouse pointer on Profile in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Profile. Slide your pointer down and click Phones. Step 26. In the Find Me section in the center of the screen, click the drop-down button to the right of First try at and select the number that you would like the system to ring first to try to connect to you. You will see the screen as shown below. If you would like to use the Find Me service, but you did not enter any numbers in the previous section of these instructions, please do so now. Look for the section titled Set Up Your Operator, Notification, & Find/Follow Me Phone Numbers. Step 27. Click the drop-down button to the right of Second try at and select the number that you would like the system to ring second to try to connect to you. You will see the screen as shown below. If you input only one number in the previous section, then you do not need to select a second number to try at. Go to Step

12 Step 28. Click the drop-down button to the right of Third try at and select the number that you would like the system to ring third to try to connect to you. If you input only two numbers in the previous section, then you do not need to select a third number to try at. Go to Step 30. Step 29. Click the drop-down button to the right of Fourth try at and select the number that you would like the system to ring fourth to try to connect to you. If you input only three numbers in the previous section, then you do not need to select a fourth number to try at. Step 30. Look at the drop-down button to the right of Blasting. See the sample screen. If you want the system to try all of your numbers simultaneously, select Yes. If you want the system to try to connect to you one number at a time, select No. Step 31. Click the drop-down button to the right of Forward and select Find Me if you intend to use the Find Me service. You will see the screen as shown below. 12

13 Step 32. Click Update to save your selections. Go to the next section in this manual, Set Up Notification of New Messages. Step 33. To set up your Follow Me service, from your dashboard, position your mouse pointer on Profile in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Profile. Slide your pointer down and click Phones. (If you just set up your Find Me service following the above steps, you do not need to continue with this section. Please go to the next section of the manual to set up Notifications of New Messages.) Step 34. You will see the Follow Me set-up at the bottom section on your screen. This service has two functions. First, you may set up the system to ring different numbers at different times of the day. Second, you may set up different greetings for different times of the day. Step 35. To ring different numbers at different times of the day, you will need to add each time slot separately using a 24-hour (military) clock. To begin, click on the box under Add. Step 36. Click on the drop-down box with the days of the week, and select the applicable day(s). You may choose from individual days, weekend, weekdays, or every day. Step 37. In the two white boxes, select the time interval for this rule. Enter the start time in the left box and the end time in the right box. Remember to enter time from 00:01 (one minute after midnight) to 24:00 (midnight). 12:00 is noon. Step 38. Choose your greeting file from the drop-down box that contains.wav files. This greeting will play if you do not answer. If you have not set up your greetings yet, use your phone to record your greetings. You may also see section VII in this manual, To Manage Your Greetings. Step 39. In the drop-down boxes that say None, select each of the phones that you want to ring, in the order you want them to ring. 13

14 Step 40. If you want all numbers to ring at one time, select Yes to the right of Blasting. In the example below, Everyday of the week, from 10 PM to 7 AM (22:00-07:00), the system will only ring your mobile phone. If you do not answer, your unavailable greeting will play. You will notice that the number of possible combinations is limitless, so chose the times and phones that fit your needs. Step 41. In the drop-down box next to Forward, select Follow Me, as shown here. Step 42. Click Update to save your changes. Repeat these steps as necessary. Step 43. To set up time-dependent greetings, you will need to add each time slot separately using a 24-hour (military) clock. To begin, click on the box under Add. Step 44. Click on the drop-down box with the days of the week, and select the applicable day(s). You may choose from individual days, weekend, weekdays, or every day. Step 45. In the two white boxes, select the time interval for this rule. Enter the start time in the left box and the end time in the right box. Remember to enter time from 00:01 (one minute after midnight) to 24:00 (midnight). 12:00 is noon. Step 46. Choose your greeting file from the drop-down box that contains.wav files. Step 47. Do NOT change the drop-down boxes that say None. All of the phone boxes should say None, or the system will think you are setting a rule for ringing rather than a rule for greeting only. 14

15 In the example below, every Weekday, from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM (16:30-19:30), the system will play a special alternate_drive greeting...perhaps a message you recorded specifically for rush hour. You will notice that the number of possible combinations is limitless, so chose the times and greetings that fit your needs. Step 48. Click Update to save your changes. Repeat these steps as necessary. V. Set Up Notification of New Messages Step 49. Position your mouse pointer on Profile in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down. Slide your pointer down to Notifications and click, as shown below. 15

16 The following screen will appear. Step 50. Consider how you want the system to notify you of new faxes and voice messages. You may receive notice of messages via or cellular call. You may receive notice with or without the message as an attachment. You may also utilize a combination of these options. Step 51. To receive notifications of new messages in HTML format WITHOUT a voice or fax file attachment, click the box next to HTML , enter the address you want to notify in the Address field, and then click the Update button at the bottom of the screen, as shown below. 16

17 Step 52. To receive notifications of new messages in Text format WITHOUT a voice or fax file attachment, click the box next to Text , enter the address you want to notify in the Address field, and then click the Update button at the bottom of the screen, as shown below. Step 53. To receive a call from the system to notify you of a new message, click the box next to Call Me. Enter the telephone number that you would like for the system to call in the Phone Number field. Then click the drop-down button to the right of Minutes Between Attempts and select the length of time the system will wait between attempts to notify you of a new voice message. Click the button to the right of Notification Type and select All Messages. Then click the button to the right of Notification Attempts and select the number of times you want the system to notify you each time you receive a new voice message. If you want another subscriber on our system to be notified in the event that you do not check your message after all system notification attempts are made, then enter the 17

18 voic number of the subscriber to be notified in the Next User to Notify field and click Update. An example is shown below. Step 54. To forward voice messages to your AS ATTACHMENTS, click the box to the left of Voice Mail w/.pdf attachment. In the Address field, enter the address to be notified, as shown below. Then click the Update button located at the bottom of the screen. If you do NOT want to receive voic s as attachments, then leave the box unchecked. You may still receive notice via without the attachment, as explained a few steps earlier. 18

19 Step 55. To forward fax messages to your AS ATTACHMENTS, click the box to the left of Fax Mail w/.pdf attachment. In the Address field, enter the address to be notified, as shown below. Then click the Update at the bottom of the screen. If you do NOT want to receive fax messages as attachments, then leave the box unchecked. You may still receive notice via without the attachment, as explained earlier. Step 56. To send an automatic response to a caller in the event that you did not answer the call, click the box next to Enable AutoResponder and select the greeting that will play when that caller answers. If you have not yet created this greeting, you must do so before you can select it from the drop-down box. Then select the number of minutes you want the system to delay before calling with your greeting. Then click Update to save this change. Step 57. Utilize a combination of the above options as appropriate for your needs. 19

20 VI. Set Up Speed Dialing and Caller ID Block Step 58. Mouse over Profile on your Dashboard and click on Speed Dials, as shown. Step 59. In the example below, Speed Dial #2 is already assigned a phone number. You may modify or delete existing Speed Dial numbers. To add a number to your Speed Dial list, click the add box under New Speed Dial. Step 60. As shown below, enter the Speed Dial number you want to assign, and type the associated phone number in the field under Destination. Then enter a description that will remind you who that number will call. 20

21 Step 61. Click Update to save your changes. Step 62. Under Profile, click on Caller ID Blocking as shown. If you do not want to block any calls, please skip to the next section. Step 63. Click on the Add box. Step 64. Enter the number you want to block in the field under Caller ID, as shown below. Step 65. Then click Update to save your changes. Congratulations! Your setup is complete. Refer to the next section of these instructions to manage Greetings and Broadcasts and view details of calls to your account. 21

22 VII. Manage Your Greetings Step 1. Use your phone to create your Greetings. Then Step 2. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 3. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 4. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 5. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 6. Position your mouse pointer on Profile in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down. Slide the pointer down to Greetings as shown below. Step 7. Now click. You will see the Greetings screen, as shown below. If you do not want to upload a.wav file to be used as a greeting, skip to Step 9. 22

23 Step 8. Under the Greetings Upload tab, click Choose File to search for a Greeting file on your computer. (This file must be a.wav file.) Select the file you want to upload and click Upload. Repeat this process for all greeting files you want to upload. Step 9. If you do not want to remove a Greeting file, skip to Step 11. Warning: Do not delete files if you do not know what you are deleting! To remove a Greeting file, under the Greetings Remove tab, use the drop-down box to select the file to delete. Step 10. Do not delete a file if you are unsure. You can leave the file and simply not use it. Click Delete to remove the file. 23

24 Step 11. To select a Greeting file, click on the various drop-down menus found under the Greetings Select tab to choose files for the various types of greeting. If these files do not exist, then you must record or upload files. Step 12. Click the green buttons to the right of the selected files to hear the greetings. Be sure you have the correct greetings before saving your changes. Step 13. Click Update to save your changes. 24

25 VIII. Part 1: Call Detail Report Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 5. Position your mouse pointer on Calls in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Calls. Slide the mouse pointer over Call Detail, as shown below. Step 6. Now click. You will see this screen. 25

26 Step 7. Enter a Start Date and End Date for the report you want to view. Enter dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD (where Y is year, M is month, and D is day ). Step 8. Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Output and choose an output method. If you choose to output to a file, then your report will open in Microsoft Excel. You may then save the report in Excel. Step 9. Click Proceed to run your report. The report will appear onscreen. A sample Call Detail page is shown below, along with an explanation of key terms. Caller ID The phone number from which the call originated. Time Date and time of the call, formatted as: YYYY-MM-DD (year, month, day) HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes, seconds) 26

27 To Your Voic Box Number. Duration The elapsed time of the call, formatted as: HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes, seconds) Charges The amount billed for the call. VIII. Part 2: Yellow/White Pages Call Report Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 5. Position your mouse pointer on Calls in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Calls. Slide the mouse pointer over Yellow/White Pages in the dropdown menu, as shown below. Step 6. Now click. You will see the Yellow/White Pages Screen. 27

28 Step 7. Enter a Start Date and End Date for the time period you want to view. Enter dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD (where Y is year, M is month, and D is day ). Step 8. Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Output and choose an output method. If you choose to output to a file, then your report will open in Microsoft Excel. You may then save the report in Excel. Such data is excellent for direct mail campaigns. Step 9. Click Proceed to run your report. The report will appear onscreen. A sample Yellow/White Pages screen is shown below. 28

29 VIII. Part 3: Voice-on-Demand and Fax-on-Demand Report Demand Publishing Reports help you track the response to your marketing effort. The report lists extensions and files accessed by each caller. Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 5. Position your mouse pointer on Calls in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Calls. Slide the mouse pointer over Demand Publishing in the dropdown menu, as shown below. Step 6. Now click. You will see the Demand Publishing Screen. 29

30 Step 7. Enter a Start Date and End Date for the report you want to view. Enter dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD (where Y is year, M is month, and D is day ). Step 8. Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Output and choose an output method. If you choose to output to a file, then your report will open in Microsoft Excel. You may then save the report in Excel. Step 9. Click Proceed to run your report. The report will appear onscreen. A sample Downloaded Documents page is shown below, along with an explanation of key terms. Caller ID The phone number from which the call originated. ID White/Yellow pages information about the Caller, if available. You may mouse over the blue buttons to learn more. Time Date and time of the call, formatted as: YYYY-MM-DD (year, month, day) 30

31 HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes, seconds) File Name The extension that the caller accessed is shown after the last forward slash (/) in the file name. For example, the file name /data1/ /103.vod.wav tells you that extension 103 of your Voice-on-Demand box was selected by the caller. File Type The type of information retrieved by the caller. Fax is a fax file, and Voice is a voice message. VIII. Part 4: Navigation Report Navigation Reports help you track the response to your marketing effort. The report shows what greetings each caller listened to and what options the caller chose from the greetings. Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 5. Position your mouse pointer on Calls in the top navigation bar. A menu will drop down under Calls. Slide the mouse pointer over Navigation Report in the dropdown menu, as shown below. Step 6. Now click. You will see the Navigation Report Screen. 31

32 Step 7. Enter a Start Date and End Date for the report you want to view. Enter dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD (where Y is year, M is month, and D is day ). Step 8. Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Output and choose an output method. If you choose to output to a file, then your report will open in Microsoft Excel. You may then save the report in Excel. Step 9. Click Proceed to run your report. The report will appear onscreen. A sample Navigation Report page is shown below, along with an explanation of key terms. Caller ID The phone number from which the call originated. Time Time of the call, formatted HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes, seconds). Date Date of the call. File The name of the file accessed is listed. Extension The extension that the caller accessed. 32

33 IX. Part 1: Manage Broadcast Files and Lists Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field. Step 4. Hit Enter or click the Login button. You will now see your Dashboard. At the top of the page, you may access brief Online Help, open this User Guide, or Customer Service at any time. Step 5. To view your list of available Voice on Demand files, position your mouse pointer over Broadcast in the navigation bar. Slide the pointer down and click on Voice Files, as shown below. You will see your Voice on Demand screen. 33

34 From here, you may Play, Delete, Copy, or Forward a file. Step 6. To copy a Voice on Demand file, click on the blue + button. A window will pop up. Enter a 3- or 4-digit extension number and click Save. Close the pop-up box. Step 7. To Forward a Voice on Demand file, click on the black arrow. A window will pop up. Enter the phone number of the person you would like to receive the file. Click Forward. Close the pop-up box. Step 8. To upload a fax file, position your mouse pointer over Broadcast in the navigation bar. Slide the pointer down to Upload Fax File and click. You will see your Fax File Upload screen. Step 9. Click the Choose File button and select a file from your computer. The.pdf file format is preferred. (If you plan to use a Word file, you should run a test, as the 34

35 document may be distorted or not received.) The system will tell you if your file is valid or not. Click Upload. Step 10. To view your list of available Fax on Demand files, position your mouse pointer over Broadcast in the navigation bar. Slide the pointer down to Fax Files and click. You will see your Fax on Demand screen. From here, you may Read, Delete, Copy, or Forward a file. Step 11. To copy a Fax on Demand file, click on the blue + button. A window will pop up. Enter a 3- or 4-digit extension number and click Save. Close the pop-up box. Step 12. To Forward a Fax on Demand file, click on the black arrow. A window will pop up. Enter the phone number of the person you would like to receive the file. Click Forward. Close the pop-up box. 35

36 Step 13. To create a Broadcast list, you may enter phone numbers manually, upload numbers from a data file, or build a file from your received calls. You may modify existing lists. Step 14. To create a Broadcast list manually, position your mouse pointer on Broadcast in the top navigation bar. Slide your pointer down to List in the drop-down menu, as shown below, and click. You will see the screen below. Step 15. Slide the mouse pointer over to Create New List (Manually) in the middle of the left-hand side of the screen. Now click. You will see a List Creation screen. 36

37 Step 16. Enter a Broadcast List Number and a Broadcast List Description. Choose meaningful names to aid your memory regarding the list contents, as in this example. Step 17. Enter up to 100 telephone numbers. Step 18. Click Create. Step 19. To create a Broadcast list by uploading a data file, position your mouse pointer on Broadcast in the top navigation bar. Slide the mouse pointer down to List in the drop-down menu and click. You will see the following screen. 37

38 Step 20. Click on Create List From File (Upload) in the middle of the left-hand side of the screen. You will see the List Upload screen. Step 21. Enter a Broadcast List Number and a Broadcast List Description. Choose meaningful names to aid your memory regarding the list contents. Step 22. Click Choose file to find the data file on your computer. The file must be Comma Delimited (Comma Separated, or CSV). Click the online help button for more specifics. 38

39 Step 23. Select the file and click Upload. Step 24. To create a Broadcast list from received calls, position your mouse pointer on Broadcast in the top navigation bar. Slide the mouse pointer down to List in the drop-down menu and click. You will see the following screen. Step 25. Click on Create List From Rcvd Calls in the middle of the left-hand side of the screen. You will see a List Creation screen. Step 26. Enter a Broadcast List Number and a Broadcast List Description. Choose meaningful names to aid your memory regarding the list contents. See the example above. 39

40 Step 27. Enter a Start Date and an End Date to see a list of callers who fall within the requested time range. Step 28. Click Create. You will see the List Update screen. Step 29. Review the list and click Update to save this broadcast list. All redundant numbers are automatically removed. You may download this list to Excel. Step 30. To remove a phone number from the list, highlight it with your mouse and hit Backspace on your keyboard. Then click Update. Warning: If you click the Delete button, you will delete the entire list. 40

41 IX. Part 2: Manage Voice Message Broadcast Schedules Step 31. To schedule a Broadcast Voice Message, position your mouse pointer on Broadcast in the top navigation bar, and then slide down to Schedule. Do NOT click. Now slide your pointer over to Message, as shown below. Click. You will see the Schedule a Voice Message Broadcast Screen. 41

42 Step 32. Type the name you want to assign to this broadcast in the Broadcast Name box. Step 33. Use the drop-down menu to the right of Select a Broadcast List to select the name of the list to which you will broadcast. You named this list earlier. 42

43 Step 34. Select a file from the drop-down box next to Live Answer File that you would like to play should a person answer the phone during your broadcast. The file must be.wav format. Step 35. Similarly, select a file from the drop-down box next to VM Answer File that you would like to play when a person s voic answers during your broadcast. This file must also be.wav format. Step 36. To make a specific phone number show on Caller ID, enter the number you want to display in the field next to Force CID. Enter the number without dashes. If you do not want to display a different number, simply leave this field blank. Step 37. In the Max Attempts field, enter the number of times you would like for the system to call when a particular number on your broadcast list gives a busy signal or no answer. A typical setting is 2 to 3 attempts. Step 38. Leave the Max Ports field set at 40. Please do not change this setting. Step 39. Enter a Broadcast Start Date in the format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds) as shown below. Here, the time the broadcast will begin is highlighted in blue. Note: The time you enter in Broadcast Start Date is based on the Time Zone you selected in your virtual office. To check your time zone setting, return to your Dashboard and locate the Time Zone box on the right hand side of your screen. 43

44 As shown below, select your time zone from the dropdown list, and indicate whether you want to Respect Daylight Savings Time (if in doubt, select Yes ). Click Update. Then return to this step. Step 40. If you wish to limit broadcast calls to certain hours during the day, click the box to the left of Restrict Broadcast to the following times. Then enter the Start Time and End Time for calls to be made. Use the 24-hour time format when entering these times. For example, the default setting is 08:00:00 (8am) to 18:00:00 (6pm). Please see below. 44

45 Step 41. If you wish to suspend your broadcast for a specific period during the day, click the box to the left of Suspend Broadcast. Then enter the Start Time and End Time during which calls will NOT be made. Use the 24-hour time format when entering these times. For example, the default setting is a one-hour lunch window beginning at 12:00:00 (noon). See below. Step 42. To allow broadcast recipients to press a key and transfer to an operator, click the box to the left of Permit route to Live Operator, as shown below. If you do NOT want to utilize the live operator option, please skip to Step 45. Note: If you did not include this option and key when you recorded your voice file, please re-record the voice file. 45

46 Step 43. Enter the operator number to which broadcast recipients will be transferred in the field to the right of Operator Number. Place a 1 before the area code if you are outside the Atlanta area. Step 44. Enter the one-digit number that recipients should press to transfer to the operator in the field to the right of Operator Key. The default key is 0. See the completed example below. Note: Operator Ports should remain set to 10. Please do not change this setting. Step 45. To allow broadcast recipients to opt-out of future broadcasts, click the box to the left of Permit Opt-Out of broadcast list, as shown below. Then enter the key they should press in the field to the right of Opt-out Key. The default key is 9. Note: If you did not include this option and key when you recorded your voice file, please re-record the voice file. 46

47 Step 46. To allow recipients to listen to your message again, click the box to the left of Permit Re-broadcast of file. Enter the key they should press. The default key is 8. Then select the same file to play, from the drop-down box. Or you may choose to record and play a somewhat different message for those people who are interested enough to listen again. Step 47. To have the broadcast stop at a certain time of day, click the box to the left of Force broadcast termination on Time Restriction. For example, you may tell the system to stop broadcasting at 7:00pm, even if the entire list has not been called, and the system will pick up where it left off the next day. Step 48. To leave a message even if someone answers, click the box to the left of Ignore Answering Machine Detection. Step 49. Click the box to the left of Record calls routed to Operator if you would like the ability to listen later. Step 50. Click Schedule. Your broadcast is now scheduled. 47

48 IX. Part 3: Manage Fax Broadcast Schedules Step 51. To schedule a Broadcast Fax, position your mouse pointer on Broadcast in the top navigation bar, and then slide down to Schedule. Do NOT click. Now slide your pointer over to Fax, as shown below. Click. You will see the Schedule Fax Screen. Step 52. Use the drop-down menu to the right of Select a Broadcast List to select the name of the list to which you will broadcast. You must have already created a list, as explained previously. Step 53. Select a file from the drop-down box next to Select a File. The.pdf file format is preferred. (If you plan to use a Word file, you should run a test, as the document may 48

49 be distorted or not received.) If you do not have a file to select, you must Upload a Fax or save one via your dashboard, as explained previously. Step 54. Enter a Broadcast Time in the format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds) as shown below. Note: The time you enter in Broadcast Time is based on the Time Zone you selected in your virtual office. To check your time zone setting, return to your Dashboard and locate the Time Zone box on the right hand side of your screen. As shown below, select your time zone from the dropdown list, and indicate whether you want to Respect Daylight Savings Time (if in doubt, select Yes ). Click Update. Then return to this step. Step 55. Click Schedule. Your broadcast is now scheduled. 49

50 IX. Part 4: View the Progress of, Cancel/Kill, or Suspend a Broadcast Step 1. From your Dashboard, position your mouse pointer over Broadcast in the navigation bar, and click on View Broadcasts, as shown below. You will see your View Schedules screen. Step 2. Select either All, (Voice) Message, or Fax in the drop-down box to the right of Select a Broadcast Type, depending on what you want to view. All will show you both message and fax schedules. Step 3. IF your message is scheduled to broadcast today, click View. You will see a screen of scheduled broadcasts. IF you want to view a broadcast that is scheduled for a future date, enter that date and the time the broadcast is to BEGIN in the box to the right of Broadcast Time 50

51 End on the View Scheduled Broadcasts screen. Enter the date and time in the format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds). Use the 24-hour time format when entering these times. For example, 2:00 PM should be entered as 14:00. Click View. IF you want to view a previous broadcast, enter the date that the broadcast began in the box to the right of Broadcast Start Time. Click View. In summary, the start time of the broadcast you want to view must fall within the timeframes found in the Broadcast Start Time and Broadcast End Time boxes. Then you will see your scheduled broadcasts, as in the sample below. Step 4. If your broadcast is already in progress or completed, click the icon under Rep next to the broadcast ID to generate a broadcast report. If the broadcast is in progress, you may click Refresh on the report screen to update the report. Step 5. To change a scheduled broadcast that is not already in progress, click the icon under Sel next to the broadcast ID that you want to modify. The Display Broadcast settings will appear, and you may make changes as necessary. Bear in mind that all of these options do not apply to faxes. 51

52 Step 6. To save your changes, click Update at the bottom of the screen. Step 7. To suspend the broadcast until a later time, click Suspend at the bottom of the screen. To cancel/kill the scheduled broadcast, click Kill at the bottom of the screen. 52

53 X. Statements, Payment, and Account Details Step 1. In your Internet browser, go to to login. Step 2. Enter your 10-digit User Name in the Username field. To find your User Name, refer to the body text of the that you received from the Clarity Telemanagement Administrator. Enter your User Name without dashes. Step 3. Enter your Voic password in the Password field and hit Enter or click the Login button. You will see your Dashboard. Step 4. Look to the right hand side of your screen. Under My Account, you will see some options (highlighted in blue below). Account Details and Make a Payment are selfexplanatory once you click through. Step 5. To check your statements, click on Statements & CDR. You will see the Statements Screen, as shown below. Note: Statements include Call Detail Records. However, should you wish to view the Call Detail Records for a particular statement separately from the statement summary, you may utilize the tab labeled Statement CDR instead. Data will be output as Comma Separated Values (CSV) that you may save in Excel. 53

54 Step 6. Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Statement: and choose the billing period of the statement that you would like to retrieve. Step 7. Click Proceed to run your report. You will see the screen below. 54

55 Step 8. Click on the Click here to see statements link. Your invoice will appear as demonstrated here, along with call details. 55

56 XI. Advanced Features Step 1. Under Profile on your Dashboard, click on Advanced Features. You will see the following screen. Here we explain what these features are. Also under Profile, you will see options for Accounting Codes and User Codes. These options are security codes for Conference Bridge accounts. Step 2. Call Clarity Customer Service with questions if you do not fully understand the effect these choices will have on your service. Suppress Brand Announcement Suppresses the VoiceConnect/Clarity Telecom Brand Announcement. (Only used on Zero Option.) Suppress Subscriber Announcement Suppresses the name of the individual User that was recorded by the user when they first set up the mailbox. (Only used on Zero Option.) 56

57 Suppress Caller Announcement Suppresses the name of the Caller during the delivery of a live call by the VoiceConnect/Clarity Telecom system. Otherwise, the system will automatically prompt the subscriber with the name of the person that is trying to connect to the subscriber. (Only used on Zero Option.) Suppress Acceptance Query Suppresses the Query to the subscriber that says, Press 1 to connect to the caller or press 2 to send the call to voic . When the query is suppressed, the caller is transferred to the subscriber with no warning. Suppress Incoming Faxes Disables inbound faxing to this mailbox. Suppress (Incoming) Voic Disables the ability to leave voic s on this mailbox. Pre Notify via For users who typically do not answer their phone, this setting generates an notice of every call. Save Name as Voic If caller announcements are enabled and the caller records their name on the system when prompted, but hangs up before connecting to the subscriber, then the system will leave the name recording as a voic in the mailbox. Caller ID Blocking Enables the Caller ID Blocking feature, which works with the Caller ID Blocking Portal located in the Profile menu of the Virtual Office. Announcement Bypass Bypasses all announcements a caller might hear. This function works in conjunction with Suppress Brand Announcement, Suppress Subscriber Announcement, Suppress Caller Announcement, and Suppress Acceptance Query. Short Extension Only Internal Use Only Do Not Modify Fax Only Enables the CNG fax tones for this mailbox, which will serve as a fax only box without voic greeting. Operator Invalid Internal Use Only Do Not Modify User Branding Replaces the Clarity This is Crystal system prompt with a personal branding voice file that must be named 999.vod.wav. VM Return During a voic , a caller has the ability to press zero and be sent to another subscriber voic box on the system. The caller will be sent to the subscriber number located in the VM Return ID field. VM Return ID The subscriber mailbox that a call will be sent to when zero is pressed during a voic . The 10-digit number in this field must be a valid subscriber mailbox on the system. This field works in conjunction with the VM Return field. 57

58 VM Force to User ID Forwards voic to another user. Enter the relevant 10-digit number. Outbound CID Number Allows you to display an outbound Caller ID of your choice by typing the new Caller ID in this field. Inbound CID Number Allows you to choose the Caller ID number displayed when a caller calls. This option is excellent for subscribers who take calls for multiple clients. Inbound CID Name Allows you to choose the Caller ID name displayed when a caller calls. This option is excellent for subscribers who take calls for multiple clients. END OF MANUAL For assistance, please call