Why VoIP?
The future is here. VoIP is revolutionising telephony
Easy to implement
VoIP provides cheaper local and national and mobile calls commencing from as low as a few cents per call.
Telephone savings in the order of 50 - 75% can be achieved.
Perfect for both business or domestic use.
The advanced features of IP telephony include:
-Least cost routing,
-Free internal IP telephony between other company offices (& from home to office) between users on the same external VoIP network
-Cheaper external calls – Local, National & International & Mobile
-Interactive Voice Response (IVR) & answering machine features
-Free caller ID
-Free voicemail
-Free conference calls
-Voice to email
-Number portability
-Cost control (just what the accountant ordered)
What about saving with FoIP?
Faxing over the Internet is also here - FoIP.FoIP uses much the same technology as VoIP, to deliver internet based faxing at a fraction of the cost of a conventional fax machine.
Why spend money on a dedicated fax line when you can send faxes over the Internet? It's easy to setup.
Installation Information:
A VoIP PBX can be setup either as a standalone system (ideal in a new site) or as a hybrid system using the existing PBX & handsets. Hybrid systems represent a cost effective solution as it preserves the investment in the existing PBX yet at the same time leverages the benefits of IP telephony. IP handsets can be added as required with unlimited extensions. Where a second company or home office exists, the system can be easily configured to allow users to make free between sites.
VoIP Setup Costs
Signup for a Freshtel account Free local, national & 13 calls on the $14.95 per month plan
Want to learn more? - Call ITadmin on 03 9005 9054 to discuss your requirements.
Broadband Requirements:
Where computer data usage is high, separate broadband lines for data and IP telephony (VoIP) are recommended. A dedicated ADSL2+ Internet service is recommended.
Certain factors such as network congestion, maintenance, technical capabilities, geographic factors, obstructions or interference, may affect the quality of service.
If data is transmitted on the same line, it is recommended that computer downloads be reduced or stopped to ensure voice quality.
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