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Top 25 VoIP Features for Your Business Needs

Getting in-depth knowledge of the most relevant VoIP features that play a crucial role in business enhancement.

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Top 25 VoIP Features for Your Business Needs

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  1. Innovative Technologies to Monetize Telecom Networks Redefine your Business through most Useful VoIP Features

  2. Top 25 VoIP Features for Your Business Needs • Call Queuing • Hot Desking • Call Monitoring • Call Recording • Call Analytics • Live Chat • Faxing Over VoIP • Call Barge • Call Pulling • Call Masking • Call Whisper • DND • Editable Call Flows • Power Dialling • Predictive Lead Scoring • Priority Alerts • Progressive Dialing • Quality of Service • Remote Call Forwarding • Shared Call Experience • SMS Messaging • Video Conferencing • Automatic Service Failover • Automatic Service Failover • IVR Systems • International Local Number

  3. Top 25 VoIP Features for Your Business Needs VoIP is a potent business tool to help organizations expand their horizons. Please look at its impactful features that have made VoIP the most sought-after tool and redefined businesses. In the new-age business environment, VoIP is your ally if you wish to excel. As its name suggests, Voice-Over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) refers to various technologies that use the internet to make and receive phone calls. VoIP provides a potent business tool at a fraction of the price of setting up and running a conventional contact center. Additionally, it is jam-packed with helpful features like voicemail, conference calling, IVR, and auto attendants. The features that different VoIP service providers offer vary. Selecting the calling options for your virtual phone system that your company genuinely requires today, and tomorrow is crucial.

  4. Call Queuing Call queuing is a feature that routes incoming calls to specific queues rather than placing them on hold and sending them to a particular line. It is beneficial for businesses needing more agents to handle all incoming calls at once due to a high call volume.

  5. Hot Desking Hot desking is useful when you have workers who work at various times and share desks or stations, like receptionists. It runs smoothly and smoothly when someone accesses their information.

  6. Call Monitoring Employees can have their performance evaluated and get valuable feedback that will help them get better moving forward. Although many companies overlook it, it is an excellent customer service tool.

  7. Call Recording Call recording may be the best option if you want to be confident of everything spoken during a phone discussion. Words are communicated by transcription, but you can learn valuable information about a conversation by listening to the audio instead of merely reading the transcript.

  8. Call Analytics Call analytics is a VoIP business phone function that uses AI to monitor calls and gathers important information. Sales and marketing departments leverage this digital insight. From client needs to lead generation, information is collected.

  9. Live Chat In particular, Live Chat is a fantastic opportunity to interact with clients and provide assistance with queries, recommendations, and problems. Additionally, because of the simplicity, timeliness, and informal live chat style, more and more customers are starting to like it.

  10. Faxing Over VoIP Sending and receiving documents to anyone else who has a fax machine can be done via a VoIP fax service. With a VoIP system, faxing is simpler because there is no need for cumbersome hardware, and receiving faxes over email is simpler.

  11. Call Barge A call center supervisor can listen in on calls and intervene when an agent is experiencing problems using a function called "call barge." You can speak to both the agent and the customer during the conference. Most providers include this option by default.

  12. Call Pulling Call flipping, also known as call pushing or pulling, enables you to transfer an active call to another device. This capability, for instance, allows you to swiftly move a call from your computer to your mobile phone while you are still on it. One of the most convenient VoIP business phone features since it offers excellent flexibility.

  13. Call Masking By masking calls, this technology causes a different number to appear on the caller ID. For instance, you can set up the system to show that number from your IP phone or softphone when you want a consumer to believe you are phoning from a personal number.

  14. Call Whisper Supervisors can use call whisper to coach their agents during calls instead of only listening in on them. Although the customer will not hear the supervisor's comments, they can be helpful to the agent in challenging circumstances.

  15. DND Do Not Disturb (DND) will silence your ringer and direct incoming calls to your voicemail, where the caller can leave a message. This is advantageous for workers who receive calls on their cell phones after hours.

  16. Editable Call Flows Do Not Disturb (DND) will silence your ringer and direct incoming calls to your voicemail, where the caller can leave a message. This is advantageous for workers who receive calls on their cell phones after hours.

  17. International Local Number Customers can call your call centers using local numbers in their country when you offer them international virtual numbers. Since the data are hosted online, no physical office is required nationwide.

  18. IVR Systems To engage callers and provide them the opportunity to supply and access information without a live agent, Interactive Voice Response, or IVR, is an automated telephone system that combines pre-recorded messages or text-to-speech technology with a dual-tone multi-frequency (DTMF) interface.

  19. Power Dialling Power diallers make phone calls for your agents so they may concentrate on taking notes or answering live calls. Most power diallers prioritize leads and filter out unfavourable call outcomes so agents can focus on other crucial jobs.

  20. Predictive Lead Scoring The value of potential customers or leads is ranked by call centers or sales organizations using predictive lead scoring. This function, which helps find ideal clients, leverages CRM integration, AI, and customer information to determine who will most likely convert.

  21. Priority Alerts When a prioritized consumer phones in, this feature immediately sends alerts or push notifications.

  22. Progressive Dialing With progressive dialing, your agents use software to work through a list of contacts. As calls become available, the dialer allocates them and filters out undesirable call results, including busy signals, no answers, and answering machines. This makes the time the agent spends on the phone lot much more effective.

  23. Quality of Service This is the call's overall performance indicator. It is quantified using several metrics, including jitter, packet loss, burstiness of failure, and delay.

  24. Remote Call Forwarding With remote call forwarding, you can easily forward desk calls to the field using a smartphone or portable device.

  25. Shared Call Experience Thanks to the shared call appearance, you can share a single business phone number across many devices. The exact number will be utilized whether you call using your IP, softphone, or smartphone.

  26. SMS Messaging A short messaging system (SMS) through your provider enables you to deliver brief text messages to your database.

  27. Video Conferencing You can use this tool to conduct web-based video conference calls for more in-person business communications. These are helpful for marketing outside of internal collaboration through activities like product demonstrations.

  28. Automatic Service Failover This feature is also known as the A/B Fallback switch. The main aim of this service is to switch the internet services to 4G or other types of networks when the main connection network is done.

  29. Business Text Messaging This is a default feature provided by many VoIP service providers. It helps businesses to send text messages from the app to the database that is related to user’s phone numbers

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