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Obsidian Networks Managed VOIP Solutions
Obsidian Networks offers hosted VOIP phone systems and solutions that are suitable for any business. Obsidian's have a unique, managed IP telephony service that will leave you impressed and amazed by your telephone system that is fully up to date with the latest features, and when new ones are developed you will not miss out all features are released to all of our clients, there is never a need to purchase an upgrade to the latest release.
If you feel that a hosted VOIP system is of interest why not see below the vast features that are on offer from our solution;
Multiple Connectivity - Obsidian use a single centralised system that can connect multiple branches. All calls between your users are absolutely free.
Controls at the tips of your fingers - Easy-to-use online tools allow personal customisation.
More than simply voicemail - Messages can be accessed via any phone or internet connection. They can be viewed as emails or you listen to them as voicemail.
Calls at your convenience - Manage when, where and from whom you receive VoIP phone calls. Phones can be programmed to automatically follow you wherever you go.
Incoming faxes directly to your inbox - Receiving faxes couldn't be simpler. Sent directly to your inbox.
Phone management online - Our managed IP telephony uses a Phone Manager Tool operated via the internet.
Multiple call management - Our Operator Console allows receptionists to manage multiple calls through only one interface.
Other features that are included as standard from Obsidian Networks are;
- Call Forwarding
- Auto Attendant
- Online Call Details
- Softphone available
- Function Keys on your handset
If you are interested in finding our more about our Hosted VOIP System or would us to supply you with a quote please contact us and we can start to plan with you, your new phone system.
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