Business Telephone Systems are meant for those businesses that require basic as well as advanced communication functionalities and are easy to use.
The cost factor and functionality also classify the small, medium and enterprise phone systems. These phone systems are easy to install which saves time and money. The companies offering these types of phones for business also promise reliable services and support system to back up.The product warranty and extended warranty given on these business telephones systems varies from one year to five years. Under such warranty, repair and replacement of the product is covered. The features of these phone systems include remote functionality, voice mailing with e-mail integration, Wi Fi enabled (Wireless Network), Computer Telephony Integration (CTI), VOIP multi- site networking, paging, intercom, auto attendant, intrusion detection, conferencing, messaging and call distribution.
These phone systems have good capacity of networking thousands of sites which makes them multi-site functional devices. The Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) application in these phone systems has features like Office Serv call, data view, ACD and Call Operator. ACD (Automatic Call Distribution system) is a system that automatically distributes incoming phone calls to specific phone sets in the network. It also involves the management and control of incoming calls so that the distribution should be made evenly to the attendant positions. CTI is easy to install and user friendly in handling. Generally, these phone systems are compatible with analog, digital and SIP trunks. The advanced feature of firewall and intrusion detection is in built in the medium and enterprise level phone systems. The feature of conferencing allows three or more people to communicate at different locations by enabling a central switching unit.
Since most of the companies using these phone systems can record data of the calls being made and received by using voice mailing with e-mail integration system. E-mail notification message automatically comes in the mail box along with the .wav file attachment when a user receives a new voice mail. The Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) in these phone systems allows phone calls to be made from computer network on internet. VOIP is a cost effective mode of telecommunication as compared to other means. For Example:, If you want to call from your place or office to any known person on Sydney telephone number, the phone has to be connected to the computer and the VOIP calls can be made on the internet using a VOIP service provider and audio system (speakers or headphones).
. The people are trained in the whole processes and once the training is completed, all the customer related telephonic queries are handled by the people. A phone system with VOIP functionality is what is required by these organizations for handling long distance telephonic services and effective call management. A key component of the call centre operations is the automated call distribution (ACD) system. This is the system which routes the incoming calls to those points which are not taking the calls at that moment. This is a key part since there could be hundreds or thousands of people being employed by the organizations on this work. Some of the important features of the ACD in a phone for business are the following: