Reduced Telephone Bills

Since the IP Office system utilizes VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), phone calls are routed through the system and over a broadband Internet connection instead of a conventional analog (or land) phone line. This eliminates costly long-distance charges and the need to pay for a land line, which subsequently can lead to lower telephone bills.

Automatic Adjustability

Avaya IP Office boasts unrivaled resilience for companies with multiple locations. In the event of a power outage or other disaster, the system provides automatic failover to another company office or location. Continuous operation of the IP Office system despite potentially incapacitating occurrences allows your business to maintain complete communications abilities.

Programmable Buttons

IP phones are equipped with programmable buttons which allow you to assign priority features to each programmable button and can be accessed by simply pressing that particular button.

Save on Conference Calling

A crowning feature of IP Office are the built-in conference bridges that enable up to 64 conferencing parties each. This provides an affordable and practical solution for businesses that rely on conference as a way to conduct business.

Centralized Management

Even if you have multiple locations, Avaya IP Office offers centralized management, which eliminates the need to have an experienced administrator to manage the system at each location.

Highly Developed Diagnostics

The system contains a wide range of advanced diagnostics designed to identify potential problems or issues before they disrupt business communications.

Remote Hot Desking

This feature allows users to hot desk (meaning to use a shared workstation) with other locations. Thus, a user can place and receive calls from any office or extension at their very own desk using the remote hot desking. This feature is ideal for managers, consultants, and others who routinely work at different offices or locations at different times.
To learn more about Avaya IP Office or purchase a system for your business, contact a local Avaya authorized dealer in your area.

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