Dialpad AI Meetings Erfahrungen

The reviews from colleagues and clients. After asking almost everyone I know that utilizes conferencing programs, I heard over and over that Uberconference was the most reliable. I love the fact that you can set your music and intro to the calls. The image is very clear and the fact that I can record the calls and get a transcript is awesome! I also love the fact that it pulls positive and negative comments from the call so you can focus on those areas later is really good.

It was a little complicated to deal with Dialpad as the support and recording program. I had no idea why I was seeing another program in the support and the backend of the software. You should be notified of this when you join so you know what to expect.

Uber Conference has a very business friendly sales process. It's clear that they are focused on winning customers that aren't very tech savvy and want to appear very professional. You can quickly learn how to learn everything, and it gives you a nice digital tool for you support and sales teams to use. It's is also cheaper than some of the more premium softwares available.

Uber Conference relies more and more on Chrome with time. Most of our customers use Internet Explorer, and this can cause issues.

I have had issues with my mouse showing up in the past, and their support team told me there was nothing they could do about it. I later found a solution Googling around for 20 minutes. This may not be common, but I haven't bothered contacting their support since.

1-3 second video delays are COMMON... My coworked emailed them about this and they offered some suggestions... none worked.

You can record Audio but not Video... Why? This is a common feature in other software.

I still use it daily because I am unwilling to switch to something different than the rest of my team, and for the most part Uber Conference works fine, but I have never been dazzled by it.

I have found UberConference to be reliable for connecting with team members around the world. I also like the ability I have to record a call and review afterwards to ensure follow ups are documented.

I have no negatives to report for UberConference.

Don't have to dial into the number for conferences if you have an account. Recordings are excellent and easy to download. No additional costs from dialing in by other conference members. Easy to negotiate website.

Would like overseas call-in numbers like Free Conference Call.

It is very easy to set up the service, set up a call, and share a computer screen.

Sometimes a conference call with drop one or more participants. Occasionally, the audio will stop working for 5-10 seconds and then resume.

Easy to use and easy to schedule meetings

The new time limitation on the meetings for the free version.
You cannot allow viewers to have mouse control.

1. Easy to use, all web-based
2. Free version is also very good

1. sometimes the quality of conference call is not as good, especially when people are based outside the US.

The sound quality and support are amazing!

Can't think of anything negative to say, its a serious upgrade from FreeConferencCall.com!

Able to connect with people with simple invite and love the screen share.

Audio and mic levels are good but could be better

I really like the fact that this software is really simple to set and handle. Also, have tools needed to keep track of meetings and content shared.

I will consider a way to be able to handle big amount of people at the same time, not affecting too much the internet connection.

Ease of Use: This is a big selling point for video conferencing software. If its not easy to use or easy to figure out within about 10 minutes, its probably too complicated. UC has clearly labelled buttons which are prominent on the UI/UX.

Audio Options: I really like that audio options are the first thing you need to figure out as soon as you join a conference call. I rather dislike software that assumes I've just figured it out in advance or requires me to navigate some settings page to set it up. Each time I join an uber conference it asks me if I will call in using my phone, call in using my computer, or if I want to view only. I can't overstate how helpful this is as I dislike fiddling with audio settings mid call.

Screen Sharing: A staple of video conferencing tools, UC has the screen share button in the bottom right corner and is large enough to see and understand without needing to hover over it. Hovering does immediately confirm that it is the correct button. This just further confirms for me the ease of use that I do appreciate so greatly about UC.

Competition: I'm not convinced that UberConference is the best video conferencing software out there. It seems to fit a business need at the cross-section of reliability, cost-effectiveness, and required features. In some respects, that's really all we need. Sure, we could have used Skype for Business or GoToMeeting, Join.me, or Webex, but we did not. All I mean to say is that this is a rather saturated market space and UberConference is not necessarily the best fit in all situations

The ease of use in terms of it being one phone number that you work with instead of a passcode system. It was easier up til now to forward the email I received with the recording link to a client (see below for this issue). I liked that the recording were usually easy to access. It was also nice that the hold music was entertaining for my clients.

I decided are not worth it in continuing. I have had an ongoing issue with going to their uberconference.com page and it logs me in and automatically puts me into a conference. This means when I am going to check something on my account... I have to trick the webpage into letting me out of the conference by erasing part of the url (which is my personal webpage on their site) and quickly accessing a menu item before it launches me back into a call that I am not on. I have been told by support to clear my cookies and my cache, then restart my computer EVERY 7 days. Even doing this once changes nothing. The problem still exists and I did it several times. My assistant usually is the one to schedule calls and has come across the same issue. Another issue is they have updated their emails that are sent out after a call, the emails contain a recording link from the call. Now they do not contain the link, so my clients are not sure where ot access it. And here we are manually having to go to the site to do so (and go through what I just mentioned as the issue). The third issue which is also a pain is that, if a client has a slot with you at a specific time that you have logged into the Uber system, the system for whatever reason has tro

This thing really sets itself apart from other conference products by not taking itself too seriously. The hold music is the most obvious example: you can choose from innocuous muzzak, custom "I'm waiting for a call" country music, or even Rick Astley's Never Gonna Give You Up. For me this is a huge value: it really disarms participants and loosens the mood before a tense call starts.

The product itself is easy to use and barely needs training

The last feature I like is that UberConference assigns you a 10 digit phone number (with passcode) which is easy to link in an Outlook calendar item. That means that, to dial in from an iPhone, you can simple tap the location (1.800.555.1234;;12345) and you'll dial in nearly handsfree. Webex or Globalmeet don't lend themselves to this feature nearly as easily.

Also, the free version of this product is nearly as good as the paid version. The money's worth it if you plan on using this as your backbone conference product.

It can be difficult to convince collaborators to trust a product that's 'free'... but the merits of the product soon win them over.

Easy, lightweight, conference calls. My biggest pet peave with some of the competitors is put to rest with UberConference. Everything is done in a browser window, there is a very small extension installed, and it only takes seconds to get up and going. Our team uses 3 different lines in order to manage all of our calls. We rarely have issues like we used to with the competitors (bad call and screen share quality, downloading extenions every day, etc). Even some of our customers have startd using it as their go-to platform.

The one thing I would improve is the ability to go full screen with a screen share. We use a big tv in our conference room and the screen share never fills up the whole screen.

I use the free version of UberConference for meetings, conference calls, etc and LOVE it. The process of setting up a call and providing the other parties with contact info is simple, there are several great call features including chat and screenshare, and it's such a seamless way to host calls between 2 or more people!

Sometimes there are issues with call quality and I wish that I knew if it was on my end or the other person's end. Not a problem with UberConference, just a nice to have!

UberConference is easy to use, works in the browser. Nothing really needs to be installed. The mobile experience is very powerful, as I can join a conference call by dialing in or using WiFi or LTE to connect to the service. The call recording feature can be set to automatically record or it can be toggled on or off. Screen sharing is easy to use.

Wish they had video as that is the only missing piece.

UberConference is really easy to use and sharing links to meetings is easy as well. The share your screen and chat functionalities are quite useful.

One of our team members in particular seems to always lose audio (he hears us, we don't hear him) although his wifi, etc. are totally fine with other tools. This causes him to need to hang up and call back in often which is disruptive. This also happens to others although less often.

Super easy to create meetings and sent my prospects an invitation. Seamless integration with Google Calendar. No desktop app you have to instal or complicated dial in processes.

Major instability makes it near unusable. Audio quality is the biggest issue, but occasionally the screen share will drop as well. Likely will be transitioning away from this platform since UberConference doesn't seem to be able to fix these problems, they've been persisting for quite some time. Their support is also completely unresponsive, Im sure they're constantly barraged with complaints though.

no pin required, customer's weren't required to download anything either. That made it super simple from both sides to access and share screens

You can't record the screen during calls, only the audio which was a big setback. Also, when sharing the screen, it affected the browser and cause things to slow down. We ran internal test and found this to be true, where other similar services didn't have the same negative effect.

The best video conferencing system on the market, flat out. The equipment is gorgeous, easy to use, and super high quality. The UI is delightful and the UX is well thought out.

Price. Price. Price. So damn expensive its really hard to justify. We need it for our daily global meetings, but for a smaller company its a tough sell.