For quick and easy deployment of telecom-class vocal applications in VoIP networks.
Open and multi-purpose telephony server that fits perfectly into the IP network
The Next-Gen IP IVR is an open and easy to operate multi-application telephony platform allowing quick implementation and deployment of vocal services in the new age of all-IP telecom networks. The Next-Gen IP IVR is ideal for any enterprise vocal application as well as for call centers, unified messaging, conferencing, voice portals, media servers etc.
Telecom-class platform scaleable from 4 to 240 ports
The Next-Gen IP IVR supports up to 240 universal VoIP ports handled on a single platform. The server can be easily connected to one or several IP Phones, one or several Soft PBXs, one or several telecom Soft Switches. Ports can be statically or dynamically allocated per application.
Support of VoiceXML applications
Making Internet content and information easily accessible by phone – this is what Voice eXtensible Markup Language it is about. The Next-Gen IP IVR fully supports any VoiceXML 2.0 application thanks to the integrated best-in-class VoiceXML interpreter.
IVR Workgroup
In traditional TDM networks service logic is duplicated in each Service Node. Thanks to its Next-Gen IP architecture, one or several IP IVRs can be configured in workgroup, sharing the service logic located on an application server. The application server can be built-in or located on external web server hosting all VoiceXML applications as well as all voice prompts.
Comprehensive and simple Web administration
The Next-Gen IP IVR has built-in world-class web server allowing to display and change the IVR configuration, download and upload voice prompts and vocal applications, check lines occupation, activate call monitoring and many others. Yes it's real, all the IVR features can be accessed simply from a Web browser.
Available in laptop version for never-ending use
The Next-Gen IP IVR exists in laptop version that can handle up to 30 ports! Its never-ending uses are limited only by one's lack of imagination.
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