Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein provide intelligent redirection and notification of feature activation. Intelligent redirection includes user configurable rules/conditions for specifying destinations for call redirection. Intelligent redirection may also include notifying the caller of the redirection (including redirection options) and a new destination for the call. Intelligent notification of feature activation includes determining users affected by a feature activation (e.g., target user(s)) and notifying the target user(s) of when the call feature is activated. The intelligent feature notification may also include allowing the target user(s) to accept/reject the activation of the call feature. The intelligent feature notification may further include allowing a user to querying for information related to any call features activated by or on them.

Abstract: The technology disclosed herein enables meeting participants on a meeting invite to be updated across calendar systems. In a particular embodiment, a method includes, in a first calendar system, receiving a notification that a meeting invite for a meeting between a first participant and a second participant is forwarded to a third participant. The first calendar system maintains a first copy of the meeting invite on behalf of the first participant and a second calendar system maintains a second copy of the meeting invite on behalf of the second participant. In response to the notification, the method provides updating the first copy to include the third participant and directing the second calendar system to update the second copy to include the third participant.

Abstract: The technology disclosed herein enables presentation of call identification information based on user presence. In a particular embodiment, a method includes receiving a communication request directed to an endpoint of a user and determining a presence status of the user from a presence system. In response to determining that the presence status indicates the user is not present, the method includes transferring the communication request to the endpoint and preventing the endpoint from presenting call identification information associated with the communication request.

Abstract: Systems and methods include receiving, with a processor of a computer system, a request for an out-of-office period from a user of an electronic calendar application; determining, with the processor, based on the request for the out-of-office period, a start time and an end time of the out-of-office period; determining, with the processor, based on the start time and the end time, one or more conflicting events on a calendar associated with the user; generating, with the processor, a set of actions for each conflicting event; receiving, with the processor, a response to the set of actions for each conflicting event; and performing, with the processor, one or more of the actions of the set of actions for each conflicting event based on the response.

Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein provide intelligent redirection and notification of feature activation. Intelligent redirection includes user configurable rules/conditions for specifying destinations for call redirection. Intelligent redirection may also include notifying the caller of the redirection (including redirection options) and a new destination for the call. Intelligent notification of feature activation includes determining users affected by a feature activation (e.g., target user(s)) and notifying the target user(s) of when the call feature is activated. The intelligent feature notification may also include allowing the target user(s) to accept/reject the activation of the call feature. The intelligent feature notification may further include allowing a user to querying for information related to any call features activated by or on them.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for remotely logging out one or more registered communication devices associated with a common extension through a requesting communication device in the registered communication devices. The requesting communication device renders a list of registered communication devices associated with the extension of a user to a display. The user of the requesting communication device selects at least one of the registered communication devices, by a touch input at the display, to unregister the at least one registered communication device from the extension. In response, a message is automatically sent from the requesting communication device to a server to update the registration status of the selected at least one registered communication device. The server then terminates the registration of the at least one registered communication device from the extension associated with the user restricting the at least one registered communication device from accessing the extension.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for remotely logging out one or more registered communication devices associated with a common extension through a requesting communication device in the registered communication devices. The requesting communication device renders a list of registered communication devices associated with the extension of a user to a display. The user of the requesting communication device selects at least one of the registered communication devices, by a touch input at the display, to unregister the at least one registered communication device from the extension. In response, a message is automatically sent from the requesting communication device to a server to update the registration status of the selected at least one registered communication device. The server then terminates the registration of the at least one registered communication device from the extension associated with the user restricting the at least one registered communication device from accessing the extension.