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Call Quality Issues

Poor call quality is usually caused by something in the path between your device and our system, such as your Wi-Fi signal, available bandwidth, headset, or browser — rather than by the dialer itself. Most of these issues are quick to identify once you know what to check.

Keep in mind that a phone call is a two-way connection. Some symptoms, like echo or muffled audio, can originate on the other party’s line instead of yours.

RingDNA monitors your connection quality during your phone calls. If network quality drops, you’ll see an in-dialer alert like Unstable Network right away — see Call and Network Alerts in the Dialer to understand what these mean.

What are you experiencing?

Match what you’re experiencing to a symptom below to jump straight to the fix.

Diagnose and get help

If nothing above matches, or you want to dig deeper:

For administrators

Review the Call Alerts Dashboard to see which users across your organization are experiencing network related call quality issues, so you can proactively resolve local network problems before they escalate.