How to use your Web Phone
Table of Contents
Prerequisites How to use your Web Phone Warning About Call Queues Registering the Web Phone Using the Web Phone Placing a call Receiving Calls Call Handling
Prerequisites
- You must use either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
- You must have a working microphone device attached to your computer.
- You must have speakers or a headphone attached to your computer.
How to use your Web Phone
The Web Phone will allow you to receive and place calls using the microphone and speakers on your computer.
Warning About Call Queues
If you plan on using the Web Phone in a Call Queue, the Web Phone device must be added to the queue after the Web Phone is registered for the first time (the device will appear as <ext>wp).
Click on this guide for more information: Working with Call Queues.
Registering the Web Phone
1. Login to the web portal: https://portal.iplogin.ca
2. Select Apps near the portal's top, and click Web Phone.
this will open the Web Phone in a new browser window:
3. When it first opens, your browser will ask for permission to use your microphone; you must Allow access to the microphone, or the Web Phone will not register
4. To see if your Web Phone is successfully registered or not, click the small phone icon in the top right of the Window; if it is registered correctly, it will look like this:
5. Ensure your preferred audio device for phone audio is selected in the Settings panel
This may be useful if you would like the ringing to play on your speakers rather than through the headset or if you would like to have additional audio through a different device, such as music in the background.
Using the Web Phone
Placing a call


You may begin entering the phone number or extension of the person you want to reach using the dial pad on your screen or using your keyboard.

Receiving Calls
When receiving a call, the computer will play a ringtone, and the Web Phone will display the following call options:
Reject - Send the call to your voicemail
Ignore - Stop ringing the Web Phone, but allow the call to continue ringing your other phones
Answer - Accept and answer the inbound call
Call Handling
When a call is active, the following functions will be available
Mute - Disables the microphone
Hold - Places the other party on hold
Transfer - Allows the call to be transferred to a contact or a dialled number
Add Call - Creates the second call and puts the first call on hold
Contacts - Displays the user’s contacts and optionally creates a second call by clicking on a contact
Merge Calls - Bring both calls into a conference
Switch phone - Moves the call to another device associated with your extension