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FindMe™
FindMe is a form of User Policy, which is the set of rules that determines what happens to a call for a
particular user or group when it is received by the VCS.
particular user or group when it is received by the VCS.
The FindMe feature lets you assign a single FindMe ID to individuals or teams in your enterprise. By
logging into their user account, users can set up a list of locations such as "at home" or "in the office" and
associate their devices with those locations. They can then specify which devices are called when their
FindMe ID is dialed, and what happens if those devices are busy or go unanswered. Each user can
specify up to 15 devices and 10 locations.
logging into their user account, users can set up a list of locations such as "at home" or "in the office" and
associate their devices with those locations. They can then specify which devices are called when their
FindMe ID is dialed, and what happens if those devices are busy or go unanswered. Each user can
specify up to 15 devices and 10 locations.
This means that potential callers can be given a single FindMe alias on which they can contact an
individual or group in your enterprise — callers won’t have to know details of all the devices on which that
person or group might be available.
individual or group in your enterprise — callers won’t have to know details of all the devices on which that
person or group might be available.
To enable this feature you must purchase and install the FindMe option key. Standard operation is to use
the VCS's own FindMe manager. However, you can use an off-box FindMe manager; this feature is
intended for future third-party integration.
the VCS's own FindMe manager. However, you can use an off-box FindMe manager; this feature is
intended for future third-party integration.
How are devices specified?
When configuring their user account, users are asked to specify the devices to which calls to their
FindMe ID are routed.
FindMe ID are routed.
It is possible to specify aliases and even other FindMe IDs as one or more of the devices. However, care
must be taken in these situations to avoid circular configurations.
must be taken in these situations to avoid circular configurations.
For this reason, it is recommended that users specify the physical devices they want to ring when their
FindMe ID is called by entering the alias with which that device has registered.
FindMe ID is called by entering the alias with which that device has registered.
Principal devices
A user's account should be configured with one or more principal devices. These are the main devices
associated with that account.
associated with that account.
Users are not allowed to delete or change the address of their principal devices; they can only change the
Device name and Picture. This is to stop users from unintentionally changing their basic FindMe
configuration.
Device name and Picture. This is to stop users from unintentionally changing their basic FindMe
configuration.
Principal devices are also used by the VCS to decide which FindMe ID to display as a Caller ID if the
same device address is associated with more than one FindMe ID. Only an administrator (and not users
themselves) can configure which of a user's devices are their principal devices. See
same device address is associated with more than one FindMe ID. Only an administrator (and not users
themselves) can configure which of a user's devices are their principal devices. See
for more information.
FindMe process overview
When the VCS receives a call for a particular alias it applies its User Policy as follows: