IP PBX (Private Branch Exchange or Extension) is a private telephony switch, allowing the owner (which may be an organization or any kind) to act like a mini-service-provider for its users, while, normally providing many additional features, such as call transfer, call-waiting, IVR (Interactive Voice Response), queues, reports and more.
Hotel phone systems - general description & typical hospitality features Hotel phone systems, or hotel PBX (Private Branch Exchange) is the system that typically manages all the hotel's internal and external telephony communications and it's behavior. Internal...
"We were surprised how quickly the installation process went… we were able to use the new systems without problems on the afternoon of the first day." “When our old PABX failed three times during a single month of operation, and spare parts had to be sourced from some...
CompletePBX hotel PBX allows complete flexibility in the installation by providing tools for integration in almost any hotel IT infrastructure. Below are some common setups that serve different types of Xorcom award-winning hotel phone system infrastructure including...
Earlier this year, NEC has announced the end of life (EOL) for their on-premise PBX systems, including models like the UNIVERGE SV8100, SV8300, and SV9100. These systems have been widely used in various industries, including hospitality, but their lifecycle is coming to an end.
In this release
User interface enhancements, Debian 12 images for new devices and XRR, new methods on API, and multiple bug fixes.
Added support for programmable keys in IP phone provisioning, users can now be forced to change their password, as well as security and bug fixes.
