Advanced Phone Calling Device- MY PBX

An IP telephone system uses packet-switched Voice over IP (VoIP), or Internet telephony, to place and transmit telephone calls over the Internet network as opposed to the circuit-switched telephony used by the traditional Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). One of the key advantages to IP phone systems is that whereas long-distance calls on a regular phone system can be excessive costly, using IP phone system you can cut call costing.

• Caller ID display

• Call transfer and call hold

• Dialing using their name or through ID 

• Locally stored and network-based directories

• Conference calling and multiparty calls

• Call park

• Call blocking feature.

• Support for multiple VoIP accounts means you can connect multiple phones with single account

• Secure encrypted communications

A PBX refers to Private Branch exchange, a hardware system that handles routing and switching of calls between a large scale enterprises and mobile networks. An IP PBX is a system that provides internal connection between telephone extensions to the public switched telephone networks for a business. An IP PBX system comes with IP connectivity and provides may provide additional audio, video, or instant messaging communication. 

A PBX system also provides advanced calling features like call waiting, auto-attendants, music/message on hold functions, and voice mail. Special features like find-me-follow-me, very useful for companies with highly mobile employees are also provided through a PBX.

An IP PBX exists as a physical hardware device or in the software platform.

There are four main types of MyPBX systems that are distinguished by location and operation. A PBX device can be located on the premises of the business, or offsite at a PBX management office. They can now operate by Internet protocol (IP).

•  Located at the business Place, and using analog or digital systems called Local PBX. 

• Located offsite, using analog or digital systems called hosted traditional PBX. 

• On-Premise IP PBX or Onsite PBX offers more direct control over the phone system’s overall operation. Its handling is easy or It can be easily handled by Onsite IT professionals if there is a need to add, change, or delete a line from the system in your business.

•  Offsite or Hosted PBX gives the responsibility for configuration and maintenance to a service provider. The direct control of the PBX system is limited, but a company’s IT professional needs only a basic understanding of the phone system.