TELEPHONE - VoIP
Over the years your cell phone has become more of a computer than a phone. Your phone and your computer are more inter connected than ever. With the today's apps, you can have calls from your desk phone routed to your cell phone, your voicemail can be transcribed and email to you, or you can send a text all from your computer, the driving technology behind this convergence is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone system.
What is VoIP? It is a technology that allows you to make voice calls using your Internet connection instead of a regular (old copper line) phone line.
What Features are available?
- Voicemail to Email/SMS
- Custom Hold Music
- Intercom / Paging
- Forwarding
- Visual Voicemail
- Call Recording
- Call Conferencing
- Mobile & Desktop Apps
- Text Messaging
- Office365 Integration
- Reporting and Analytics.
Success Story
A company moved into a temporary office. The company was using a cell phone as an office phone for all 7 employees. When a call was received, the cell phone passed along to the employee to employee which was not very efficient. The company order VoIP phone service on Monday and on Wednesday of the same week they had working VoIP phones at everyone’s desk. There were three factors which aided in this fast turnaround, the office had an internet connection, the office wiring pre-installed in the office connecting each office to the internet and the quick turn around time by the VoIP vendor.
What Features are available?
- Voicemail to Email/SMS
- Custom Hold Music
- Intercom / Paging
- Forwarding
- Visual Voicemail
- Call Recording
- Call Conferencing
- Mobile & Desktop Apps
- Text Messaging
- Office365 Integration
- Reporting and Analytics.
Success Story
A company moved into a temporary office. The company was using a cell phone as an office phone for all 7 employees. When a call was received, the cell phone passed along to the employee to employee which was not very efficient. The company order VoIP phone service on Monday and on Wednesday of the same week they had working VoIP phones at everyone’s desk. There were three factors which aided in this fast turnaround, the office had an internet connection, the office wiring pre-installed in the office connecting each office to the internet and the quick turn around time by the VoIP vendor.
What happens if the internet is down? There is a service which monitors your internet connection and when there is an interruption a set of instructions will route the calls to cell phone.
Any interest?
Like to learn more or would you like to test VoIP phone, in your office, for a few days?
Call me (312) 543-4427 and we can discuss this VoIP phones in more detail.
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