Business Benefits of using an IP PBX phone system

There are many benefits of using a VoIP phone system, sometimes they are confused by features of a PBX, so we shall stick to the business case for an IP PBX phone system.

Cost Reduction

With an IP PBX you don't need to buy extra expansion boards or expensive 'add-on' extras such as voicemail cards, auto attendants or acds. Such modules are included in the price of an IP PBX. The PBX scales with your requirements, so you can add more licenses at a later date and increase the PC/Server capacity if needed.

A choice of different IP Phone and PSTN Gateway manufacturers, removes the costs associated with 'vendor-lock in'. The ability to control and manage your own PBX or contract a local IT firm or certified pbxnsip reseller means you shouldn't pay for expensive adds, moves and changes.

Choice

First of all you can choose what PC, Server, embedded device or system to deploy the IP PBX phone system. Then you can choose the operating system, with a choice of the main operators we support and work with them all. Once loaded, you then have the choice of a wide range of IP phones, from a variety of manufactures. Now the phones are taken care of the connectivity to the outside world needs to be decided and here you have a vast variety of choice. There are many ways to get calls in and out of a VoIP phone system.

Control

Ever felt out of control of you PBX or PABX? With an IP PBX Phone System you won't feel like that. You can have full control of the phone system (if required) or leave it in the hands of a certified pbxnsip reseller, either way, you are not locked in to a contract where you have to buy everything from one vendor.

Flexibility

Did you know you can do this with an IP PBX phone system?

• Expand when you need to and don't worry about this when deciding to buy
• Connect calls to ITSP SIP trunks and/or a standard PSTN connection
• Have the PBX call your mobile phone at the same time as your office phone
• Increase your PBX as you grow, even when you move premises
• Hold your own conference calls
• Queue calls to support or sales, like call centres do
• Record calls, either by manual or system instigation
• Switch call routing according to the time of day
• Connect home workers to the office phone system
• Send voicemail as a .wav file
• Use an IP Phone or Softphone or both, if you are on the road!