Axon Virtual PBx System 2.00

VIRTUAL PBX SOFTWARE FOR CALL CENTERS

Axon Virtual PBX Software for Call Delegation and Call Centers

Axon is a virtual PBX designed to manage calls within a business or call center environment. Any business, whether small or large, can now implement a scalable PBX solution with an existing PC which connects to phone lines and extensions using VoIP technology.
Offering all the normal features of a traditional PBX such as allowing internal or external calls and more advanced call queuing for call center applications the software routes all calls within a business.

Features
~ Manages telephone calls within a business.
~ All routing of calls is digital over the computer network (or even a wireless network).
~ Unlimited number of extensions or external lines.
~ Supports all the standard PBX features like call transfer, hold, and record.
~ Includes a call queue sequencer with voice prompting and on-hold messages player (links to the IMS On-Hold Messages Player).
~ Uses the open SIP standard for signalling (RFC 3261) so it works with the broad range of SIP compatible phones and other devices.
~ Works with hardware type VoIP extensions which just plug into the LAN (eg. Grandstream, Sipura etc.).
~ Works with computer based softphones (eg. the Express Talk Softphone) where you make calls through your computer.
~ Works with USB phones plugged into your computer.
~ Links directly to VoIP services for your external lines (with cheaper calls). See Recommended VoIP Gateways for more information.
~ If no VoIP services are available can also link to ordinary external lines with FXO adapters.
~ Automatic "one-click" installer to setup the PBX in just minutes. Does not require detailed technical setup.
~ All configuration such as adding extensions is done using a web-like control panel through your internet browser so it can be done remotely.

What is new in 2.00 software version? - Interface Changes. You may download, write the reviews of the Axon Virtual PBx System. System requirements are Pentium 500MHz or above with at least 16MB RAM (32MB for 2000/XP).