Before your can reserve a video conference, you'll need to register your site with Sprint. This process not only provides Sprint with basic information about your site, configuration and key contacts, but Sprint will also conduct a quality assurance test to verify all is working in top order. To access the Video Site Registration form, click here . Upon receipt of your completed registration form, a Sprint Video Conferencing Reservationist will call you back within 24 hours to schedule a quality assurance test and complete your registration. Certification tests are typically scheduled within 48 hours and typically last about one hour.
Tests are free.
If you do not have an account, click here to request a Video Web Reservations ID Request form. Reservations booked by telephone can be booked with as little as 1 hour advance notice. Multipoint conferencing with up to 7 sites can be arranged using the Web-based reservations process, or by calling the Sprint Reservations Center. The success of your video conference depends on the same criteria that make any meeting successful. Before the video conference, prepare and distribute an agenda to the remote sites.