UCaaS Update: Seat Transfer Wizard, iOS Messages Refresh, and Reliability Improvements
Moving seats is now faster and easier with a guided transfer flow, and the iOS Messages experience is more modern for Early Access partners. Reliability improvements across Android, Desktop, and the Chrome extension also address issues that affected calling, file sharing, and preference persistence.
What's New
- Transfer user seats with a guided wizard that walks partners through moving associated resources, including extensions, mailboxes, direct inward dialing (DID) numbers, and devices. The flow includes resource previews and validation before confirmation so transfers complete cleanly.
- The "Use desk phone to make calls" setting now persists across logout and login sessions in Desktop 26.15.1.
- Click-to-Dial in the Chrome extension now works reliably even when network requests to background services are blocked by content filters or network policies. This fix is included in Chrome Extension 26.15.1.
- Google Drive files now share correctly in Android messages with proper handling and a visible progress indicator, resolved in Android 26.4.1.
- A gray screen that could appear after calls ended is resolved in Android 26.4.1.
- A loading state that could persist because of a race condition is resolved in Android 26.4.1.
- The refreshed iOS Messages experience is available to Early Access partners with a cleaner thread list, updated detail view, and improved input bar for text, images, GIFs, audio, files, and links.
Why You'll Love It
The seat transfer wizard removes guesswork by showing exactly what will move before changes are confirmed, making account transitions easier to manage with confidence. The refreshed iOS Messages experience brings a cleaner, more consistent mobile messaging workflow, while Android, Desktop, and Chrome extension improvements resolve issues that could interrupt calling, file sharing, and saved preferences.
How to Access It
The seat transfer wizard, Desktop setting persistence fix, Chrome extension Click-to-Dial fix, and Android reliability improvements are live now and automatically applied where supported.
The refreshed iOS Messages experience is available in Early Access through the UCaaS platform. Use these instructions to get started: Managing Early Access Features