Dec 28 2007
VOIP Telephone Exchange VOIP Soft Switch, Ipbx
Omniswift IP-pbx connects with the pstn using all the traditional tdm protocols and interconnects with all the standard VOIP protocols, such as h323 and sip as well. Omniswift IP-pbx has its own VOIP protocol, iax (inter-asterisk exchange protocol) which is now in its second version.
Omniswift IP-pbx can use any IP phone which uses a standard protocol. Omniswift IP-pbx can connect to pstn devices and GSM or CDMA networks through channel banks or e1 trunks and devices. Omniswift IP-pbx also connects to simple analogue subscriber lines and standard analogue telephone sets via PCI cards.
Omniswift IP-pbx is modular from 1 to 16 lines or 1 to 4 t1 / e1
Omniswift IP-pbx has all the well known pbx features built into it, including:
Auto attendant,
Ivr (interactive voice response) ,
Least cost routing,
Sophisticated voicemail with email message forwarding,
Music on hold,
Recorded announcements,
Overhead paging,
Talking company directory,
Call transfer,
Intelligent call forwarding
Intelligent call-back,
Queues management
Acd (automatic call distribution) with local and remote agents,
SMS,
Advanced conferencing,
Access control,
Protocol conversion,
Bridging and many other features.
Omniswift IP-pbx generate cdrs (call detail records) and has an integrated billing system. It can generate pin numbers for prepaid cards applications, voice ivr account information and real time billing. It also produce billing for each extension.
Network management system (nms) console may be accessed on the machine or remotely and allow full management and supervision for maintenance, trouble shooting and software upgrade.
Omniswift IP-pbx has now proven itself as a reliable solution for small and large businesses and even carriers. It is robust, versatile and holds great promise for future expansion.
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