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FreedomIQ - The Intelligent Phone Solution
VOIP Hosted PBX Benefits
Why Hosted PBX is the Intelligent Choice
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Easy to set up and use
User-friendly interface is designed for simplicity. Changing phone numbers, adding seats, logging in/out of call queues and other functions are handled by the user. No need for the time and expense of a system administrator, often required with hard-wired systems.
Saves money over a traditional PBX
With FreedomIQ you pay only for the phones you use. With an on-site PBX you pay not only for phones but for additional PBX equipment. FreedomIQ is immediately scalable up or down so you always have the right system for your needs.
Grows with your business
Purchasers of on-site PBX systems often spend considerable sums on configurations of a fixed size which they rapidly outgrow as evidenced by the fact the typical small business replaces its PBX hardware every two years. With FreedomIQ, additional extensions can be added or deleted as needed. There is no high up front cost, typical with on-site PBX systems.
Data and phones on one line
Both telephone and data traffic travel on one line so you save the cost of adding additional lines.
Instantly add new employees when you want
Some companies pay for much more of a system than they need, hoping to grow into it in the future to get full value. With FreedomIQ, you pay only for what you need. It's based on the number of users, not the size. You can scale up or down at any time, with no future penalty.
Phone outages are a thing of the past
FreedomIQ incorporates redundant components and multiple PBX systems with automatic fail-over. No single component can bring the system down and even failure of an entire system simply rolls calls over to another system. While this level of fault tolerance is expensive, sharing the cost over many users makes it affordable. It is possible to get some of these capabilities in on-site systems, but it is usually prohibitively expensive for all but the largest companies.
Stay connected, wherever you go
With FreedomIQ's Follow-Me Call Forwarding feature, calls can be routed to any phone, of any type, anywhere in the world rather than only to a phone physically wired to an in-office PBX. Employees can seamlessly receive business calls whether they are working in the office, at home or on the road.
More features than a traditional phone system
A full feature set can be prohibitively expensive and many times new features cannot be added to an existing system. With FreedomIQ, you get the functionality of a PBX system costing hundreds of thousands of dollars for just a small monthly fee. Not only will you have access to standard features such as Auto Attendant, Multiple Mailboxes and Automatic Call Distribution Ringing, you will also enjoy more business enhancing features such as Follow-Me Call Forwarding and E-mail Delivery of Voice and Fax Messages. And new features can be easily added as soon as they are available, through our WebLINK Internet Control Panel. With FreedomIQ incoming business calls are answered on our hosted PBX equipment. Because the cost of this equipment is distributed over many users, FreedomIQ has the most complete and feature-rich system available in the market. Premises-based equipment can't provide the breadth of routing options needed by modern distributed companies.
Increase efficiency and productivity
With the call record feature, you can monitor the quality of all calls. And, train employees with these recorded calls. By monitoring the call volume employees handle, you are able to make intelligent staffing and scheduling decisions.
No IT professionals necessary
Telecommunications is a large branch of technology with its own equipment and challenges. With FreedomIQ, the service provider handles complex system management. You save on both head count and headaches.
Eliminate commuting and central office costs
Many companies today want a completely distributed workforce in order to save office costs. The "virtual office" concept works all size organizations, from small businesses to very large service organizations that employ telecommuters as a matter of course. It is difficult and expensive to make standard PBX equipment work for these environments.