IP Telephony

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• Installation and configuration of IP PBX

• IP PBX is managed more simply by having a configured interface via the Internet;

• No need for dedicated telephone lines;

• Phones have a "hot" connection anywhere in the office - the user simply connects his phone to the nearest local network port, and his subscriber number is saved!

• Simplicity of roaming service - calls are sent to any point of the planet with the help of SIP protocol;

• The cost of telephone calls is reduced by using the opportunities offered by the Internet;

• The SIP standard eliminates the need to use expensive traditional telephones;

• Possibility of system expansion;

• Extensive reporting;

• More detailed information about the current state of the system and calls;

• Voicemail;

• Tree telephone information booklet supporting any organizational structure of the company;

• Ability to connect to any subscriber mentioned in the information booklet without dialing the number (by pressing the mouse button);

• Notification of incoming and outgoing calls;

• Ability to record conversations and record them later;

• Conference connection for an unlimited number of subscribers;

• Journal of statistical information about calls, the ability to listen to recorded conversations;

• Personal cabinet;

• Personal telephone book;

• Create and change the list of personal numbers to be forwarded;

• Determining referral priorities;

• Organization of internal communication;

• Organization of incoming and outgoing calls with all foreign subscribers using IP-networks;

• Organization of a unified numbering plan for the head office and any number of remote units;

• Create a tree for user groups; granting and restricting the user's authority to access various services;

• Provision of convenient subscriber interfaces and various services;

• Relevant subscriber interface and various services;

• Internal number (DISA) end-to-end dialing service;

• Distribution of calls through the Secretary;

• Rich transmission;

• Microphone mute (MUTE);

• Multichannel telephone;

• Access opportunities to scale subscriber capacity: