Incorporating a range of traditional telephony and modern VoIP technologies, PBXware is a scalable solution that enables enhanced management of business telecommunications. From routing and voicemail, to auto attendants and conferencing, PBXware can offer advanced features in a single package, saving you money on multiple systems.

Direct Inward Dialling is a feature used with PBX systems and sees a telephone company allocate a range of numbers associated with one or more phone lines. DID enables businesses to assign a personal number to each employee, without requiring a separate phone line for each.

SIP phones are used for VoIP calls and are available in two types: hardphone (resembling a common telephone) and softphone (a computer software phone).

Business SIP trunking is a service that enables your company to operate a selection of telecommunications systems over your IP network, and offers a number of benefits. From cheaper international call costs to improved business flexibility, a Disaster Recover strategy to give access to an increased quantity of numbers, business SIP trunking from Xinix World can enhance the way your business stays connected.

You need Broadband internet connection. The more call volume you have the higher the bandwidth you will need. We have low call volume and are using a 7Mbps/700Kbps connection, this has been plenty of bandwidth for us. Wired Ethernet router. You have a ton of options here but your budget will likely decide this one.

Security for VoIP uses industry standard encryption technology such as SSL and VPN.

To connect VoIP phones to traditional telephony networks, you need to install an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) which converts the analog signal into digital data.

A dial-up connection can support VoIP, but it is recommended to use broadband since certain codecs require higher bandwidths for quality purposes.