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MultiVoIP is a point-to-point, voice-over-IP gateway that integrates seamlessly into your data and voice network. It is designed to help you maximize investments you've already made in your IP network infrastructure. It is specifically targeted at businesses looking to reduce toll charges between frequently called sites.


Applications:

  • Office-to-Office Communications

A MultiVOIP network can be as small as two offices or as large as hundreds of offices.   Each office installs and configures a MultiVOIP on their network to begin placing calls or sending faxes to the other offices on the VOIP network.  The most substantial savings are often realized in overseas communication.

  • Faxing

MultiVOIP supports 14.4K bps real-time faxing over an IP network.  For businesses with a heavy fax load between offices, reducing faxing costs may be the primary use for the MultiVOIP network.

  • Off-net Calling

Telecommuters or customers off the IP network can make free long distance calls by dialing into a local MultiVOIP and placing toll-free calls to any location on the VOIP network.  You can even have a MultiVOIP at a remote site dial a local phone number for a free person-to-person long distance call. 

  • Creating Off-premise Extensions

Extend the reach of your PBX into home office locations.  Simply connect a MultiVOIP gateway to the PBX at the corporate office, and another MultiVOIP gateway at the remote office.  Now, anyone can place calls to the remote office by simply dialing an extension number. 

  • Mobile Workers

Utilizing a laptop with Microsoft NetMeeting, a mobile worker can make a Voice over IP call back to the corporate office.  This allows the mobile worker to utilize the Internet to check voice mail, call co-workers on the corporate PBX, and get a dial tone from the PBX to make off-network calls, all for free.

  • Eliminate Toll-Free Numbers

Utilizing a laptop with Microsoft NetMeeting, a mobile worker can make a Voice over IP call back to the corporate office.  This allows the mobile worker to utilize the Internet to check voice mail, call co-workers on the corporate PBX, and get a dial tone from the PBX to make off-network calls, all for free.