Vodia VS VitalPBX

Vodia

VitalPBX

Vodia features and specs

• Auto Attendant: The auto attendant functions like a virtual receptionist, connecting incoming calls to extensions
• Extensions: Extensions are essentially the phone numbers you give to the phones connected to the PBX, which are the extensions of the PBX.
• Agent groups: An agent group, also known as automatic call distribution (ACD), is a system that routes incoming calls to a specific group of agents.
• Confrence Rooms: A conference room or conference server is normally an expensive add-on with traditional phone systems
• Hunt groups: A hunt group is a set of extension numbers that are embedded inside a single virtual extension. Incoming calls are rotated through the pool of extensions until someone answers and the caller is connected. (Cell phones can also be configured to be included in calls made to a hunt group.)
• IVR Node server: An IVR node can be configured for complex tasks so that callers can for example enter account numbers and pay bills through an external application server.
• Paging groups: Advanced IP phone systems allow offices to have a fully functioning paging system without using a standalone system. Users can page other users by dialing the paging account and speaking into the phone. Recipients will hear the message from the speaker on their phones.
• Park orbits: A park orbit is like a parking lot. It provides a holding place where calls can be parked while the callee is being located. Once a call has been parked on a park orbit, it can be retrieved by other users, which is very different than if the call had been placed on hold.
• Service flags: Service flags give companies flexible methods for handling callers who call after normal business hours. These options include:

VitalPBX features and specs

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