RingCentral Professional™
Softphone 
RingCentral Softphone turns your PC into your personal business command center. It brings you real time control of your calls, and immediate access to faxing, your account, Microsoft Outlook® contacts, and many powerful business efficiency tools. Yet it is so easy to use that it will begin providing benefits immediately.
Call screening >>
By displaying the details of the caller, Softphone lets you identify who is calling even before the call routed to your number. You can also ask callers to state their names through your auto-attendant and listen to them through your computer speakers.
Answer calls online >>
With Softphone, you can experience powerful VoIP service for free by answering your incoming calls on your PC.
One touch call response >>
You can reject calls, send them to voicemail or give an automatic text response with just a click of a button.
Quickly route calls >>
Route calls on the fly by selecting your preferred number from a drop-down list.
Give out text-to-voice messages before answering calls >>
Through the Softphone, you can have the auto-attendant read a message to callers on the line. You can select a default message or you can type in a new one for the auto-attendant to read. This feature is useful when you are busy with another call or when you are in a meeting. Also, you get to give out information to your callers such as when you can return the calls.
Answer callers while they leave a message >>
With Softphone, you can listen to callers as they are leaving a message and you can also talk to them immediately by picking up the call as the message is being left.
Conference calls >>
Through Softphone, you can include as many callers as you like in a conference.
Record calls >>
You can record and listen to calls through Softphone, and save the audio files in your PC or forward them when you need to.
Microsoft Outlook integration >>
RingCentral integrates Softphone with Microsoft Outlook so you can call and manage your Outlook contacts straight from Softphone.
