Create and equip new Cisco users
From a new CUCM user to the right phone: choose the location and defaults, allocate a number and check device provisioning.
EASYUC IN PRACTICE
See how EasyUC helps you complete real tasks. Choose an example and follow the workflow, with genuine screens, exact menu paths and the result you can expect.
From a new CUCM user to the right phone: choose the location and defaults, allocate a number and check device provisioning.
Remove an employee’s phones, lines and services in a controlled sequence. Review shared resources and decide what to retain before deletion.
Provision multiple existing CUCM users together: import a CSV, review locations and devices, and deploy the required services step by step.
View and operate a user’s phone remotely. Monitor supported devices together, inspect displays and keys, and narrow down a support issue.
Find available numbers, understand current assignments and check overlaps, including during parallel operation with another phone system.
Review voice operations in one place: check nodes, registrations and changes, then move from an issue to the relevant detail view.
Trace changes made through EasyUC and directly in CUCM. Investigate sources, results and before/after values, and assess available backups for recovery.
Find an available number, choose the right account and review what Microsoft Teams will change before assigning it.
Follow the connection from the integrated SBC and tenant certificate through the script number, voice route and a test call.
Match users unambiguously, preview a confirmed Cisco call in a dry run, then enable the required presence direction.
Prepare Cisco’s integration, bind the correct Webex organisation and observe presence changes in EasyUC.
Prepare an agent account, team and directory, then use call offers, conversation context, wrap-up and personal history together.
Configure a console with numbers, attendants, devices, contacts and opening hours, then test the full path through answering and transfer.
A service desk requests voice services for an employee. EasyUC processes the task and returns its status, phone number and result through the Public API and webhooks.
Captures come from the EasyUC lab and demo environment. Captions identify setup and simulation states. If the interface is not yet available in your language, its original language is labelled. Available features depend on the version, permissions and configured connections.