And don't forget, you can grab those files without the gui by using DosDev to mount the VSS.

@scottalanmiller said in VitalPBX / Asterisk Limit Calls Then Go To Voicemail:

We can't limit in Skyetel, or the calls won't make it to the voicemail.

My first thought would be to route calls (when their are 4 current calls) to a specific DiD that goes right to VM.

Are you working with Skyetel with custom programming or are you limited to their web portal options?

@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:

We were just shipped back a laptop from a terminated employee

Of course, if it was disgruntled termination, you could have some fun with threats of calling the police.....

@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:

Well it happened. I have now seen a co-workers penis. We were just shipped back a laptop from a terminated employee. He did not check it for files he may have wanted to delete and he had an entire directory full of penis pictures. The filenames were tinyturle1.jpg, tinyturtle2.jpg, etc.

I don't even know what to do right now. I am sitting at my desk dumbfounded. Straight up deer in headlights.

I'm so sorry you can't un-see that!

@JaredBusch said in Tablet to send customers?:

Buy a laptop with cellular built in.

It gives you

• full control via WTFever control app you want.
  • Which lets you even start the meeting for them.
• the ability to locally record if needed.
• the ability to use any calling app you want.
• the ability to have them simply tilt the screen down so that the documents are in view.

Thanks Jared, excellent points, I'll urge them to go this route.

@Pete-S said in Tablet to send customers?:

Imagine an 80 year old grandpa sitting somewhere in rural America.
You want him to sign something? Use USPS and send him a letter.
You want him to sign with an app, maybe connect with wifi, use a laptop or tablet??? LOL

Fortunately, we know which people would not be able to do this. So we have other ways to handle them.

Looking for discussion on what may work best, not attacks on the actual words I use and the order I use them.

I have a customer that posed a question to me today. The more you think about this question, the more complicated it gets!

They asked "What cheap tablet can we get and mail to clients who have no technology, that can zoom and do docusign? then they will send it back."

Well, I need to answer their question, but I also need to ask them how they want to handle the inevitable issues and problems.

The task is to get legal documents signed with Docusign, and the whole thing has to be recorded in Zoom.

I am looking for devices that may work, and I am hoping some of you may have already embarked on something like this, and may have good ideas to share.

Questions that immediately come to mind (in no particular order) are:

What if they don't have Wifi? Does our tablets need cellular?
Which tablets have cellular?
Do we also need to send a tripod to hold it for them? (the clients are often quite old)
Do we install remote control like ScreenConnect on it; so the customer can assist the client with operating it?
What privacy issues may come to in to play? There may be SS numbers, there may be health conditions discussed....
Is a laptop better than a tablet for this?

Any ideas or thoughts?

Thanks!

My boy is building a Magic Mirror from a RP3 and a shadow box; and some other items. He is learning a wee bit about Linux and Python. It's fun! I'll post pics when he is done.

I will say, however, the Magic Mirror has taken a back burner to the new puppies......

Tell us a little more about yourself, and who your company is.

Your first, post, 8 days after you signed up, resembles a Cold Call we might receive at the office. In order to not dump your question into the round file, we (I, anyway) would need to be a little more comfortable with the person asking the questions.....

@scottalanmiller said in Introducing Postcards - Our SMS & MMS UI:

It's a demo app, not really meant to be used. It's meant to show how to build your own tooling using their API.

Oh. Time to get coding then!