Groups, call flows, and permissions for voice server 5

The course enables students to build skills in designing and optimizing Vocera databases, and to meet the unique needs of their organization.

The course enables students to build skills in designing and optimizing Vocera databases, and to meet the unique needs of their organization. This hands-on, highly interactive training culminates in a real-life “Vocera Medical Center” scenario.

  • Gain an understanding of how groups are used within Vocera
  • Add, edit, and delete Vocera groups
  • Design and configure a call flow database
  • Design call flow for Voice groups with scheduling and forwarding settings 
  • Assign permissions to Vocera groups
  • Distinguish between departments, sub-departments and ordinary groups
  • Learn how to populate instance conferences
  • Recognize badge drift and perform bulk assignment
  • Using the Admin Console to create groups

*This course does not apply to Vocera Platform 6.

Audience: This course is designed for Vocera System Administrators

Prerequisites: System Administration for Voice and Database Design and Best Practices

*This course does not apply to Vocera Platform 6.

Technical requirements: To achieve maximum benefit from the course, we recommend students use the following equipment:

This configuration provides a more interactive learning environment and is beneficial for performing lab exercises.

*Teams of two students may attend if students are located in a reserved training or conference room. Both students should have a basic knowledge of Vocera.

Class Schedule

Date Time
October 8 11:30 a.m. ET/ 8:30 a.m. PT

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