Genesys Cloud Voice Services requires mandatory warning labels on all connected equipment to inform users of potential emergency services limitations inherent to Internet-based communication systems. Access to emergency dialing services, such as 911 in the United States, may be disrupted or unavailable during power outages or broadband/Internet service interruptions. Organizations must affix country-specific, device-specific warning labels as a compliance requirement, with templates available for download and printing on recommended Avery label sheets. The labeling framework encompasses three primary device categories: physical phones, softphones, and servers. For physical phones, organizations may apply either round (Avery 8293) or square (Avery 22805) labels to both the handset and base, with format selection dependent on device size. Softphone system labels (Avery 5155) must be positioned on the top of monitor displays, while server warning labels (Avery 8168) are placed on the top or side of server equipment. Labels are designed to ensure proper warning visibility across different deployment scenarios. Localized label templates are provided for multiple regions including Austria, Belgium, Canada (English and French), Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Implementation requires Genesys Cloud Voice Admin role access, with consistent placement and labeling protocols applied across all specified geographic regions. The warning labels instruct users to provide their address and physical location when contacting emergency services, establishing a standardized approach to communicating service limitations across diverse organizational deployments and international locations.