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- How to Reset the Hopper
- How to Setup Alternate Number Dialing
- How to Setup Alternate Number Dialing in Manual Mode
- How to Setup Dialing According to Lead's Time Zone
- How to Setup Preview Dial
- Types of Dial Methods
- What is the Hopper?
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Inbound
- Getting Started with Inbound
- How to Assign an In-Group to a Campaign
- How to Assign Users to an In-Group
- How to Auto Launch a Script or Webform for Inbound Calls
- How to Configure Inbound After Hours Settings
- How to Configure Inbound Calls in Queue
- How to Configure No Agent Available Settings
- How to Configure Users to Receive Inbound Calls
- How to Create an In-Group
- How to Route a DID Number to an In-Group
- How to Setup a Welcome Message
- How to Setup Inbound Queue Hold Music
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What is a Soft Phone?
What is a Soft Phone?
Parrot uses a “web phone” by integrating WebRTC technology which eliminates the need for a soft phone. However, some call centers or remote agents may not meet the requirements to use the web phone since the web phone uses more bandwidth and a soft phone would need to be downloaded.
A soft phone is a separate software that runs in the background of the Parrot and is used to make the initial phone connection for the agent but the agent still primarily interacts in the Parrot web interface when making and receiving calls. The soft phone acts as a conference line or bridge between the lead and the agent.
Some popular soft phones are:
- Zoiper
- X-Lite
- Bria
Our tech support agents can provide you assistance with downloading, installing, and registering Zoiper.