Manage Your Team
    • 24 Jan 2025
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    Article summary

    Managing your team in Dialpad Meetings is straightforward. To customize settings, access the Team settings via the Dialpad Meetings dashboard. Here, you can view active accounts, pending invitations, and available licenses. You can also add users and set up local or toll-free lines. The Team Settings section allows for more control, including selecting hold music and uploading a custom logo. Admins can monitor team members' details, manage accounts, and export meeting history, which includes essential data like meeting duration and participants. It's crucial to note that recordings are lost if a user account is deleted, so enabling access for links and downloading recordings beforehand is recommended. Admins can only remove users with matching domains, with some exceptions for popular email providers. For further assistance, users can refer to the FAQ section on Team Settings.

    Managing your team is a piece of cake in Dialpad Meetings.

    Let’s look at how to customize your Meetings settings to set your team up for success.

    Who can use this

    To manage a team, you must be an Admin on a Dialpad Meetings Business license or a Dialpad Company Admin.

    Access Team settings

    To access your team settings, head to your Dialpad Meetings dashboard.

    1. Select Menu 

    2. Select Team

      Menu options for Dialpad AI, highlighting the Team section and meeting features.

      Here you will find information on your assigned and available licenses, team settings, active accounts, and more. 

    Team overview

    In the Team overview section, you'll get a glance at active accounts, pending invitations, and available licenses. Want to add more users? You can also assign licenses or purchase licenses to grow your team, setting local or toll-free lines to use.
    Team management interface showing active accounts and license options for users.

    Notes

    Dialpad Meetings users connected to a Dialpad account must manage their meeting licenses through the Dialpad Admin Settings.

    Check out this Help Center article to learn how to add team members to your Dialpad Meetings account.

    Team settings

    Looking to have a little more control over your team and its meetings? Welcome to the Team Settings section. From selecting hold music to uploading a custom logo, this is the place to do it.
    Settings for Dialpad AI Meetings, including PIN requirements and greeting options.

    To learn more about Team Settings in Dialpad Meetings, visit our handy Help Center article FAQ.

    Active accounts

    Use the Active Accounts section to view a list of all team members who've accepted invitations and team members for whom you've successfully created accounts.

    From here, Admins can:

    • Monitor names, email addresses, conference phone numbers, phone types, and PINs

    • Take action

      • Send Account Info

      • Export Meeting History

      • Toll Free Upgrade

      • Downgrade

      • Delete

      • Give Analytics Access

      • Make Admin / Downgrade Admin
        List of active accounts with email addresses and phone numbers displayed for management.

    If you choose to export call history for a specific user, the CSV file will include start and end times for meetings, the duration, Participants, and chat history. It will also include links to recordings; however, recordings are no longer accessible if the user's account is ever deleted. So we recommend the user enables 'Anyone With a Link Can Access Recordings' in their personal settings and that Admins download recordings before deleting any user accounts.

    You can also export an account list as a CSV file to easily see a list of all users and their information in Dialpad Meetings.

    Note

    Admins can only remove or delete users that have matching domains to their account with the exception of the following: gmail.com, googlemail.com, hotmail.com, yahoo.com, live.com, aol.com, msn.com, icloud.com, apple.com, gmx.com, mail.com, mail.ru, outlook.com, ymail.com, and ugimail.net.


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