INEMSOFT launches Endpoint Manager R8 for Zoom Phone with room-level 911

INEMSOFT says its Endpoint Manager R8 has moved into production at a Fortune 100 financial services company, giving the customer room-level emergency location data across thousands of Poly hard phones and Zoom Workplace soft clients. The deployment is aimed at full RAY BAUM’S Act Phase 2 compliance and is now generally available as the company targets Zoom Phone Cloud certification in Q3 2026. Why it matters: - The deployment is designed to give regulated enterprises dispatchable, room-level 911 location data across both desk phones and soft clients. - INEMSOFT says the system helps close compliance gaps for organizations that need accurate emergency calling without replacing existing communications infrastructure. - The release targets large, distributed workforces where device tracking, network mapping and emergency response accuracy affect safety and audit readiness. What happened: - INEMSOFT announced the production release of SEQUENCE® Endpoint Manager R8. - The platform is deployed at a Fortune 100 financial services company. - The deployment supports full RAY BAUM’S Act Phase 2 compliance for Poly hard phones and Zoom Workplace soft clients from Zoom Video Communications, Inc. - INEMSOFT says the system is now generally available. The details: - SEQUENCE® Endpoint Manager R8 provides full read/write integration with Zoom Phone Cloud. - The platform synchronizes enterprise emergency locations with network topology and precise location data on demand, on schedule or in near real time. - INEMSOFT says the approach removes manual data entry and helps keep emergency location records current for hard and soft endpoints. - The software offers zero-touch provisioning for Poly Edge phones. - INEMSOFT says a Poly Edge phone can go from out of the box to production-ready in under 20 minutes. - That setup includes firmware updates, configuration settings, 802.1X security and Zoom Phone readiness. - The process requires no manual intervention. - The platform connects to enterprise inventory systems for device tracking and lifecycle management. - R8 maps network elements to physical locations to improve emergency-service accuracy and reduce device identification problems. - The system supports thousands of Zoom Poly phones and Zoom Workplace clients across U.S. and international divisions. - Every 911 call includes a validated room-level address and an audit trail tied to the originating network switch port, access point or office location. - INEMSOFT says the product is protected by patents granted in the United States, Germany, China, India, Russia, France, the United Kingdom and Canada. Between the lines: - The release marks a shift from INEMSOFT’s earlier Avaya Aura-focused products to Zoom Phone environments. - The customer-specific deployment suggests the company is using field implementations to prove compliance capabilities in regulated industries. - The patent portfolio and certification path point to a push to defend the product technically and commercially as Zoom Phone adoption expands in enterprise settings. What’s next: - Endpoint Manager R8 is on track for Zoom Phone Cloud certification testing. - Public certification is targeted for Q3 2026. - INEMSOFT says multiple Fortune-500 organizations are already running full production deployments of Endpoint Manager for Avaya Aura devices. - The company is offering live compliance demonstrations through sales@inemsoft.com and the product page . The bottom line: - INEMSOFT is positioning Endpoint Manager R8 as a turnkey compliance layer for enterprise Zoom Phone users that need room-level 911 accuracy, faster provisioning and end-to-end auditability.