IP Digital Unified Communication Solution
IP digital unified communication scheme
IP PBX is designed to meet the communication needs of small and medium-sized businesses. Driven by advanced hardware platforms and software capabilities, it delivers enterprise-grade unified communications and security protection to the SMB market in an easy-to-manage way, providing a comprehensive set of applications that combine IP voice and video communications, data communications, fax, security monitoring, and mobile working.
Choosing a New-Generation IP PBX Communication System Brings Clear Advantages
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IP PBX Scalability!
Traditional analog PBX systems are easily outgrown, and adding phone lines or extensions usually requires expensive hardware modules. In some cases, an entirely new phone system is needed. That is not the case with IP PBX: extensions can be added wherever there is a network, and the system can scale to any of your offices or remote branches.
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Better Customer Service and Productivity with IP PBX!
IP PBX improves customer service efficiency. Because the system is now computer-based, telephony features can be integrated with business applications. For example, a caller’s customer record can open automatically when you receive his or her call, greatly improving customer service and reducing costs by cutting the time spent on each caller.
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Powerful Features and Expansion Capabilities in the IP PBX Phone System!
Because IP PBX is software-based, developers can add and improve feature sets. Most VoIP phone systems offer a rich feature set, including auto attendant, voicemail, ring groups, and advanced reporting. IP PBX includes unified communications features that support business, video and audio conferencing, and free calling over the data network. With older PBX systems, these options are usually very expensive proprietary add-ons.
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IP PBX Lets Employees Move Their Extensions Anywhere!
With IP PBX, employee extensions can be easily moved between offices or departments according to the task at hand, which is highly appreciated. Unfortunately, traditional PBX systems require extensions to be re-patched to a new location. IP PBX users simply carry their phone to a new desk.
IP PBX users can roam: if an employee works from home, he or she can launch their SIP softphone and the extension can receive calls just as if they were in the office. Calls can be transferred from anywhere in the world thanks to the SIP protocol!