This article provides a guided tour of the PrimeVox portal from a typical System Administrator’s perspective. By the end of this walkthrough, you’ll be familiar with the key areas of the system and confident in navigating the features available to you.
Video Tour
Logging In
On the login page, you’ll see a purple update box featuring the latest system news and a link to our status page.
You can sign in using your account credentials, or by logging in with Google or Microsoft.
Getting Around the Portal
After logging in, you’ll land on your default dashboard. A few navigation tools remain visible across every page:
Bottom Right: Quick links to our homepage, Help Center, and Billing Portal.
Top Right: A feedback button (for support tickets, bug reports, or feature requests) and a light/dark mode toggle.
Top Center: The purple breadcrumb bar shows where you are and lets you move between related sections.
Left Side: The main menu, which expands when you hover your mouse over it.
Bottom Left: Your profile icon, where you can view your permission level, access profile settings, or log out.
Profile Settings
In your profile settings, you can:
Update personal details like your name or password
Enable or disable two-factor authentication (2FA)
Sync contacts from Google or Microsoft
UC User vs. UC Admin Sections
The UC User section is for everyday features like faxing, messaging, and voicemail.
For a full walkthrough of the user experience, check out our User Portal Tour.
The UC Admin section is where system administrators manage phone numbers, call flows, and overall setup.
If you manage multiple accounts, you’ll see a dropdown menu in the top right to switch between them.
UC Admin Overview
Phone Numbers
View all phone numbers tied to your account and see how each one is routed.
Call Flow
Control how incoming calls are handled. Key tools include:
API Routers: Connect your phone system with other software.
Call Queues: Place callers on hold until an agent is available, with options like call-back requests or position announcements.
IVR Menus: Automated menus that let callers choose where to be routed.
Ring Groups: Ring multiple phones at once or in a specific order.
Schedules: Control routing by time or date (like business hours or holidays).
Toggles: Quickly switch between setups (e.g., open vs. closed).
VIP Callers: Give priority routing to important clients.
Call Control
Features that let callers and users interact with your system: