RingCentral is a cloud-based communication system which is made for business. It is simple to set up and use. Call, text, fax, make conference calls, have online meetings, etc, anytime from any device without the need for changing different systems. Once you integrate RingCentral with Zoho CRM, you can do the following.

To configure RingCentral in Zoho CRM, you must
To enable RingCentral Integration


Once you have enabled the RingCentral integration, you will be prompted to log in to your RingCentral account from Zoho CRM.
To log in to your RingCentral account




You can now make calls directly from your browser without having to use a softphone. This also allows you to directly attend the incoming calls within your CRM.

Once you have enabled RingCentral in Zoho CRM and logged in to your RingCentral account in Zoho CRM as well as the RingCentral softphone, you are ready to use this RingCentral integration.You can receive incoming calls, initiate outgoing calls and add follow-up activities from Zoho CRM.
When you receive an incoming call from a CRM contact via RingCentral, you can see a Business Card view of the contact.
When an outgoing call is initiated to a contact in Zoho CRM, the call is made via RingCentral.
To initiate an outgoing call from Zoho CRM
At the end of every call via RingCentral, you can do any or all of the following activities from the Call Ended window in Zoho CRM. These would automatically be associated to the respective record.


Calls made, received, missed and unanswered in Zoho CRM via RingCentral are automatically logged in the Calls module.
To view call logs

The RingCentral Integration can be disabled at any time. Only the Administrator of a Zoho CRM account can disable the integration.
To disable RingCentral integration


Browser calling for RingCentral allows users to make calls directly from your CRM without having to toggle between the CRM account and RingCentral software. WebRTC plugins are installed to give hassle-free browser calling and a real-time communication with the end user.
Let’s take a look at the following network connectivity components that are required to be included in the user network.
Firewall includes a Wide-Area Network interface such as a DSL, Ethernet or a cable modem. Firewall configuration allows outgoing TCP and UDP port control to the public Internet from the browser that uses the RingCentral client. It also enables the opening of ports so that the client server has time to exchange information with the remote server.
Router provides routing, traffic directing, packet forwarding and also provides support for ping and traceroute ICMP, bandwidth management, packet prioritization and smart packet inspection.
Firewall access ensures that the outbound and inbound firewall port is opened between the internal user network and the ISP WAN for the applications such as, Call control, RTP media, telephone provisioning and registration, and Auxiliary services. This firewall access allows the call control and media path connectivity.
WebRTC helps realtime multimedia applications to function without any installation of additional extensions, or plugins. It enables Real Time Communication to the end user independent of the browser being used. The following are the ports to be opened before enabling the browser option under RingCentral call preferences.
| Traffic Type | Protocols | Source Port Number | Destination Port Number |
| Signaling and (secured) Media (WebRTC) | HTTP/TLS/TCP, STUN/UDP | 5060, 6182, 8080, 8083 | 5060, 6182, 8080, 8083 |
For more information on RingCentral network requirements, click here.