After installing and opening Avaya Workplace Client for Android, you must configure a few permissions for Avaya Workplace Client to work properly. Permissions are categorized into required and optional.
To use Avaya Workplace Client, you must provide the required permissions at a minimum. To get the best user experience, you must provide all permissions. For example, permission to use microphone. use Bluetooth, receive notifications, and make and manage phone calls is mandatory for Avaya Workplace Client to function properly. Permission to access your contacts, calendar, and camera is optional.
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On some Android devices, you need to configure a few settings controlled by the operating system on your mobile device. For example, battery settings related to power management, autostart settings related to application settings, full screen alerts/notifications settings related to incoming call notifications on locked screens for certain Android 14+ OEM devices, call settings related to application notifications, pop-up windows, and lock screen. The exact method of configuring these settings varies on each mobile device.
