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Enables incoming calls to be identified by their Caller ID. On incoming caller’s ID is displayed on the users phone screen.
Feature allows users to transfer calls from their phone to another user, voicemail, an external number, and other destinations.
Is a method of putting callers on hold in a communal parking spot so that any team member can retrieve it on a different phone or extension.
allows calls which would usually originate at a given location to be forwarded to another. Once call forwarding is activated, all calls are redirected to the intended destination immediately
CDR Reporting gives you the ability to view all phone calls in a graphical interface. VitalPBX allows you to filter by date, extension, user, duration, and more
Call recording is your business’s ability to record a voice conversation over an audio source. Active calls or conference calls can be recorded and then stored as a digital media to be transcripted or listened to at a later stage.
Allows callers to hang up and get called back to the PBX.
Feature that allows employees to pick up colleagues’ calls remotely, without having to walk to the his/her telephone.
Voicemail is a modern kind of answering machine that allows the callers to leave audio messages in case of unavailability.
Video calls are a telephony feature that allows people to see and speak to each other in real-time using video and audio technology.
Send calls intended for your main extension, to alternate destinations so you can answer calls as if you are still at your desk.
IVR sends an automated message to all incoming callers. This message plays to the caller and specifies the options that are available to them.
Allows users to set a condition on their handset phones which would automatically reject a call.
A virtual waiting room, in which callers wait in line to talk with the available agent. When the customer calls in PBX and reaches the queue, he/she can hear the hold music and announcement while the queue distributes the call to the available agents.
Makes it possible to route a call based on the time, day of the week, or month. This feature can be useful for routing calls differently after business hours, during weekends, holidays, etc.
Grouping together many extensions into a single dialed extension. For example, suppose there are customer service agents with extensions 100, 101, 102, and 103. In that case, it is possible to assign a ‘CustomerService’ ring group, which, when dialed, will call all of the phones simultaneously.
Create a meeting room whereby users (both internally and externally) can call in and talk to one another. Conference rooms can be moderated by an admin user, and as well can be password-protected.
The caller is prompted to enter the first three letters of a user’s first or last name. The directory will then search and match the input to the most probable user and play back that user’s name for verification.
The 3-Way Calling feature allows a user to speak with two other users on the same call.
Feature that allows the user to dial, by depressing a single key or a few keys, the most recent telephone number dialed at that instrument.
Allow users to assign numbers to quick-access keys. It eliminates the need to manually dial long or frequently dialed numbers, providing convenience and time savings.
Enables certain privileged users to listen in on any phone call. This feature does not allow the user using call spy to interact with any member of the call being spied on.
A Remote User is a phone system user who is not located in the office, yet still connects and has the same functionality of an office user.
Plays music to callers who have been placed on hold or are currently in a call queue.
