Desktop Native Dialpad

Desktop Native Dialpad


The ReachUC Desktop Native App provides an easy-to-use numeric dialpad with the ability to directly send an SMS or call the entered number plus a customizable Quick Dial area for easy access to frequent and/or important contacts.

Desktop Native Dialpad
  1. Number Entry area – shows the number to be used
  2. Delete Last Digit button – this removes the last digit in the Number Entry
  3. Numeric Pad – numeric buttons for number entry plus * and # buttons
  4. Send SMS button – clicking this button will use the number entered as the destination and bring you to the Recents portion of the app and open a new or existing Contact History View where you can enter your message for the destination number.
  5. Call button – clicking this button will immediately initiate a call to the entered number. However, if you right-click with your mouse you will be shown a menu with the option to Call the number, do a Callback for the number, Send a Message to the number, or Copy the number to your clipboard.
    right click menu
  6. Quick Dial area – clicking on any button or name here will immediately initiate a call to the configured number for Quick Dial entry. However, if you right-click with your mouse you will be shown a menu similar to the Call button menu above.
    quick dial right click menu

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