3CX Softphone V5.8 BETA: One-Click SSO, Outbound Number Choice & Clearer Settings

[ThomB_3CX]

Sign in with Google or Microsoft 365, pick the number you call from and navigate a cleaner interface.​

3CX Softphone V5.8 BETA makes it easier to sign in and gives users more control when placing outbound calls. The update also reorganises the Settings so labels are easier to read. Admins can control whether users may select an outbound nu...

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[bitn2]

Great! Single sign-on for the softphone. Are there any plans to align the design with the web client? We keep getting questions about this from customers.

 

[ArneDery]

New: Blind or Attended transfer setting for BLF
Hidden in the changelog, but huge for our customers.

 

[N_G]

We plan to make a "medium size / comfortable" layout option rather like Gmail, where the current view will be compact and the new medium view will be 50% bigger with more space for teams and some other options.

 

[Guillaume Bourgeois]

A little nostalgia with one of the earliest versions of the 3CX softphone, which, it’s worth mentioning, was truly revolutionary at the time! It’s pretty amazing to see just how quickly technology evolves.
Kudos to 3CX for the continuous work and constant drive to always deliver the best possible solutions.




Still, I have to admit that I miss several features that didn’t make it into later generations. That being said, none of them were really essential. So, if anyone complains about missing features in today’s softphones, just jokingly suggest they switch to a retro version!

 

[N_G]

A little nostalgia with one of the earliest versions of the 3CX softphone, which, it’s worth mentioning, was truly revolutionary at the time! It’s pretty amazing to see just how quickly technology evolves.
Kudos to 3CX for the continuous work and constant drive to always deliver the best possible solutions.

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Still, I have to admit that I miss several features that didn’t make it into later generations. That being said, none of them were really essential. So, if anyone complains about missing features in today’s softphones, just jokingly suggest they switch to a retro version!

Yes it was a great one and still being downloaded and used today!!!