Yes. Some VoIP services simply replace the traditional phone lines that come into your office with lines tied to your office Internet connection. That means that you still have to be in your office to answer your phone. With webFones, your business phone system can serve any phone and mobile device anywhere.
Yes. Since webFones is a hosted service so your phone number is not tied to any physical location. All you need to do is unplug your phone and plug it in at the new location. You can also request phone numbers in any U.S. or Canadian area code.
Yes. While many VoIP services still restrict your phone number choices to your local area, webFones allows you to use phone numbers in any or all 50 states and Canada.
Yes. webFones allows employees in any location to call or transfer calls to phones at other locations just by entering the internal extension number.
Yes. webFones supports “Aggregated Centralized Trunking” which allows you to share capacity across your organization, regardless of physical location. Its limit is based on the total number of simultaneous calls coming in or going out of your phone system. Internal calls do not use up phone lines, even when the phones are at different locations.
Yes. webFones is user-centric. You can define multiple desk-phones, soft-phones and a cell phone under a single user extension to share the same settings, speed dial and voicemail box.
Yes. webFones comes with pre-recorded professional voice services as part of your webFones setup, but you can also upload your own messages at any time using the web-based management interface.
Yes. webFones provides Caller ID lookup. You can also add a tag to the Caller ID to see what number the caller dialed in on. webFones also allows you to override a Caller ID with your own descriptive label, such as “Joe’s cell phone.”
Yes. You can easily add a soft-phone to a user extension under the phone tab. For best results, we recommend only using soft-phones that support the g729 codec, such as Zoiper Communicator for computers or Acrobits SIP phone on the iPhone.
Yes. Many VoIP providers sacrifice features when implementing a VoIP system. However, webFones supports the advanced features you expect in traditional company phone systems, such as status indicators that show you who is on the phone by lighting their extension buttons. If you want this feature, you need to choose one of the phones that supports it.
Yes. With webFones you can easily enter and change the emergency address for each extension to reflect its location. When you call 911 it will automatically be routed to the correct emergency call center.
No. Some phone providers have hidden termination penalties in the fine print. We don’t. We are that sure that webFones services will meet your expectations.
Yes. The iPad is fully supported and can be used for contact management access, dialing and web-voicemail retrieval.
Yes. Daylite CRM, Apple’s Address Book and Xsilva’s LightSpeed POS are examples of leading applications that come with support for webFones dialing already built in. We also include an easy API to connect your webFones extension to any custom address book or contact management software.
Yes. webFones supports Local Number Portability. The process of porting existing phone numbers typically takes between 15 and 45 days. During the transition you can forward calls from your existing phone service to webFones so you can begin using your new phone system right away.
Yes. Some phone providers restrict you to using a specific Internet service for VoIP phone calls. Being locked into a single Internet provider can make it more difficult to use your phone service from different locations. With webFones, you can use any high-speed Internet connection from any location worldwide without restriction.
For best results, we recommend using switches and routers that support 802.1P for packet prioritization. While the service will work with other protocols, VoIP-aware 802.1P switches and routers will help prevent traffic congestion on your network that may affect the quality of calls.
5-7 business days.
None. Phone configurations are centrally provisioned so phones auto-configure themselves to the extension you specify on the website. There are no complicated passwords or login details to enter.
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