Multiple Remote Locations - Fuze Voice Review
Updated April 25, 2019
Multiple Remote Locations - Fuze Voice Review
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Modules Used
- Voice
Overall Satisfaction with Fuze
Fuze Voice is being used across our organization for its meeting, soft-phone, and messaging capabilities.
- Fuze is open to feedback that directly impacts and implements feature requests made by customers.
- Recent updates have increased functionality.
- Ample notice of upcoming updates reduces downtime and allows for user notifications.
- Support and documentation can be difficult to access. Status page is helpful however finding configuration and how-to documentation for non-admins is difficult.
- Consistent soft phone and mobile device UI.
- Difficulties answering calls from soft phone - could cause calls to be missed.
Fuze provides both PBX and messaging capabilities - cost may not make it ideal for all use cases however it should be considered.
Fuze Feature Ratings
Using Fuze
75 - Business functions include our headquarters and remote employees - soft phones or cellular device applications are used. Very few desk phones used except for executives and conference rooms.
5 - PBX knowledge is ideal as there are some configurations needed related to business hours and call routing depending on needs.
- Remote Phone
- Call Routing
- Business Hours
- Messaging
- Hosted Conferences
- Screen Sharing
- Expand to additional users.
- Leverage conference calls capabilities across entire organization.
Evaluating Fuze and Competitors
Not Sure - Fuze didn't replace any application - it was a deployment based on business needs.
- Price
- Product Features
Capabilities allowed up to select Fuze however price/user also was a factor.
Better consideration on what all was needed by the business as implementation has changed somewhat since it was deployed.
- Eased remote management of calls.
- Allows for remote locations to have communication via soft phone.
- Messaging capabilities allow entire team to more easily communicate.
Fuze Support
Pros | Cons |
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No escalation required | Slow Resolution Poor followup Not kept informed Difficult to get immediate help |
Not Sure - Unsure if there is an additional cost for support.
Yes - Have attempted to submit bugs however locating how to contact support is extremely difficult to find. While being an application admin, I typically submit the issue to my colleagues who take care of it.
Recent UI/UX updates along with receiving notifications for updates has been a great improvement!
Using Fuze
Pros | Cons |
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Like to use Easy to use Well integrated | Inconsistent Feel nervous using Lots to learn |
- Recent UX improvements have made application easier to use and more consistent between desktop and mobile device versions.
- Website is easy to setup, change, and maintain for end users however a bit complicated for admins.
- Specific user to send/receive faxes, wish it was integrated with user accounts.
- Admin roles can make it a bit cumbersome to setup user accounts.
Yes - Recent UI updates have greatly improved - all having occurred since December 2017. There is definitely still some work to be done however things have improved!
Upgrading Fuze
Yes - With Fuze being cloud-based there was no noticeable down time to team.
- Updated conference call windows and capabilities.
- Updated and improved UI/UX!
- Additional features - specifically easier to control call handling between soft phone and mobile device.
- Integrate fax capabilities with user accounts.