BroadData Unified Meeting stores detailed reports from your meetings, with information on the duration of the meeting, number of participants, participant names and survey or quiz results.

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No. USF fees apply to all end users including not-for-profit entities.

The USF fee is set by the FCC quarterly and collected by USAC. The USF fee for the 4th Quarter of 2008 is 11.4% of end user audio conferencing revenues.

Yes. The USF fee applies to all interstate telecommunications regardless of the device used.

The USF fee applies to all interstate telecommunications regardless of the device used.

No. Web conferencing services and other non audio conferencing related services, such as conference recording files, etc. are not subject to USF fees. Only audio conferencing services are subject to USF fees.

Partially. Because the USF fee applies to all audio conferencing services, only the audio portion of the conference is subject to the USF fee. The June 30 2008 FCC order provides that the combination of the audio bridging with other features does not shield the conference from the USF fee.

No. The USF is based on end user revenues for calls subject to FCC jurisdiction.

The June 30 and July 17, 2008 FCC orders require USAC to collect the USF fee from BroadData Conferencing beginning on October 1, 2008. The USF charge will first appear on client invoices for conference calls made on or after October 1, 2008. BroadData customers will see the USF charge appear on their 11/1/2008 invoice […]