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How to Make a Conference Call With Google Voice

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Google Voice is an application that provides various features for communication, and one of the best features it offers is conference calling. With conference calling, multiple people can participate in a phone call at the same time, which is ideal for businesses, families, and friends who want to stay connected. In this article, we will discuss how to make a conference call with Google Voice.

Step 1: Set up a Google Voice account

Before you can make a conference call with Google Voice, you’ll need to set up an account. Go to the Google Voice website and sign up for an account. You will be prompted to create a Google account if you don’t already have one.

Step 2: Add Participants

To begin a conference call with Google Voice, you will need to add participants. To do this, open the Google Voice app and select the “Call” icon. Next, select “New call” and then “Add people.” Begin typing the name or number of the person you want to add, and once you see their name appear, select it. Repeat this process for each participant you want to add to the conference call.

Step 3: Initiate the Conference Call

Once you have added all the participants you want to the conference call, it’s time to initiate the call. Select the “Call” button to start the call. When the call connects, you should see every participant’s name and phone number displayed on your screen. You can now begin your conversation with everyone on the call.

Step 4: Manage the Conference Call

During the conference call, you may need to manage it to get the most out of the experience. Google Voice provides several features to help you with this. For instance, if someone needs to leave the call, they can do so by hanging up their end of the call. You can also mute specific individuals or yourself if necessary. Additionally, you can add new participants to the call by following the same process as when you initiated the call.

Step 5: End the Conference Call

When you are finished with the conference call, you can end it by selecting the “Hang up” button. Once the call has ended, all participants will be disconnected. Google Voice will display the duration of the call and a summary of the participants that participated.

In conclusion, conference calling is an excellent feature provided by Google Voice that enables multiple people to participate in a single phone call. Follow the steps above to make conference calls using Google Voice with ease. Whether you’re running a business meeting, catching up with friends or family, or keeping in touch with relatives, Google Voice makes conference calling simple and straightforward.

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