Features.
(Features depend on system in place, some features require licenses or other software/hardware)
- Unlimited Extensions
- Unlimited Auto Attendants
- Unlimited Voicemail Boxes
- Cell Phone Integration
- Integrated/Overhead Paging (PA System)
- Remote Phones
- Advanced User Interface (including Find me/Follow Me, Unified Messaging, Call recordings, Voicemail .wav).
- Extension Groups
- Auto Provisioning
- Extension Range Flexibility
- Caller ID Customization
- DID Direct Inward Dialing
- Find Me/Follow Me
- Time of Day Routing
- Extension Call Recording
- On the Fly Recording
- Call Return
- Voicemail Callback
- Voicemail to Email
- SMS Voicemail notification
- Voicemail Web Access
- Voicemail Bypass
- Intuitive VoIP Ready
- Voicemail Blast Groups
- VoIP Ready
- Inbound Call Description
- VoIP Compression
- Outlook Integration
- Announcement Interface
- Call-out
- Call Pickup
- System Diagnositcs
- Multivendor Phone Options
- Analog Phone Support
- BYO Phones
- Call Parking
- Call Barge
- Dial by Name Directory
- Powerful Reporting
- CRM Integration
- Remote Linked Servers
- Operator Console
- Custom Routing Rules
- Conference Rooms
- Outbound Dial Map
- Speed Dial Numbers
- Channel Bank Support
- Multiple Music on Hold
- Analog and Digital T1 Ready
- PSTN or Digital Failover
- NIS Routing
- Advanced Routing (IVR)
- Fast Pass
- Caller Position Notification
- Call Whisper
- Auto call forwarding
- Unified messaging
- Call Screening
- ANI Routing
- DNIS Routing
- Enhanced Mobility
- Custom VoIP Provider
- Professional Development
- Fax Support
- Fax to Email
- Fax PDF Support
- ACD Features
- Click to Dial
- Softphone
- Call Transfer
- Call Conference
- Live Monitoring
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