RingCentral Install

What the RingCentral installer does

This Automox Worklet™ automatically deploys RingCentral to macOS endpoints by checking the installed version and updating when necessary. The Worklet evaluates whether RingCentral is installed and identifies its current version by reading the application bundle metadata.

The Worklet prevents update conflicts by checking if RingCentral is actively running. If the application is in use, remediation is skipped to maintain a smooth user experience. When an outdated version is detected, the Worklet triggers the installer package, which handles the deployment to the system root.

Why deploy RingCentral through Automox

RingCentral is a critical unified communications platform for organizations that rely on integrated voice, video, messaging, and collaboration features. Deploying through Automox keeps all endpoints at current versions with the latest security patches and features.

Manual installation or user-driven updates create version fragmentation and security gaps. By automating RingCentral deployment, you eliminate version inconsistencies, reduce IT support overhead, and let your organization benefit from the latest communication and security improvements without disrupting user workflows.

How RingCentral deployment works

1. Evaluation phase: The Worklet checks if RingCentral.app exists in the Applications folder, verifies whether the application is currently running via process check, and compares the installed version against the target version (20.4.30.2774). If the application is running or the version matches, the Worklet exits without changes.

2. Remediation phase: When an outdated version is detected and the application is not running, the Worklet executes the RingCentral.pkg installer package to the system root, replacing the outdated version with the latest release.

RingCentral installation requirements

• macOS endpoint (workstation or server)

• RingCentral.pkg installer available in the Automox environment

• Administrator or root privileges to execute the installer

• Sufficient disk space for the application installation

• Network connectivity for initial setup and cloud synchronization

Expected state after RingCentral installation

After the Worklet successfully completes, RingCentral version 20.4.30.2774 is installed at /Applications/RingCentral.app on the endpoint. The application is ready for user launch and will display the current version in its bundle metadata.

When users open RingCentral, they can sign in with their organization credentials and immediately access unified communications features including voice calls, video meetings, team messaging, and collaboration tools. The Worklet uses FixNow compatibility, allowing on-demand deployment through the Automox console for rapid deployment to specific endpoints.

How to validate ringcentral install changes

1. Run this Worklet on a pilot macOS endpoint and review evaluation output for ringcentral install.

2. Confirm Automox activity logs show successful completion and exit code 0.

3. Verify endpoint state using checks aligned to evaluation script logic, such as exit.

4. Validate remediation effects from script operations such as installer, then rerun evaluation for compliance.

For technical validation, compare endpoint state to the Worklet evaluation logic and remediation flow for ringcentral install. This supports repeatable software lifecycle workflows, faster change control review, and auditable compliance evidence.

Useful script references for this Worklet include evaluation operations such as exit and remediation operations such as installer. Use these indicators to verify that endpoint changes match intended policy outcomes.

For technical validation, compare endpoint state to the Worklet evaluation logic and remediation flow for ringcentral install. This supports repeatable software lifecycle workflows, faster change control review, and auditable compliance evidence.

Useful script references for this Worklet include evaluation operations such as exit and remediation operations such as installer. Use these indicators to verify that endpoint changes match intended policy outcomes.