Virtual PBX phone system
A hosted PBX phone system is variously referred to as a virtual PBX, virtual receptionist, auto attendant, or virtual phone system. PBX stands for private branch exchange, an old fashioned on-premise hardware based phone system. Now you can get all the most sophisticated features of an expensive PBX phone system without the expensive hardware. Tie your virtual workforce together with a virtual PBX phone system.
Small business owners want to present a large, professional image—no matter how many employees they have. We will assist you in writing and recording a customized greeting, and we have many templates to choose from. The virtual PBX recording makes it sound like you are all sitting together in an office tower (even if it is just you, wearing many hats).
With a virtual PBX phone system you can have the sophisticated features of a Fortune 500 company, without expensive equipment. A virtual PBX comes loaded with features such as voicemail, fax mail, auto attendant and find-me/follow-me call forwarding. We provide toll free numbers and local phone numbers with area codes available in major cities, as well as many smaller or rural areas. You can also use your existing phone numbers.
A Virtual PBX system allows your callers to hear an initial outgoing greeting, choose an extension, and transfer directly to a staff member.
Small business owners want to present a large, professional image—no matter how many employees they have. We will assist you in writing and recording a customized greeting, and we have many templates to choose from. The virtual PBX recording makes it sound like you are all sitting together in an office tower (even if it is just you, wearing many hats).
With a virtual PBX phone system you can have the sophisticated features of a Fortune 500 company, without expensive equipment. A virtual PBX comes loaded with features such as voicemail, fax mail, auto attendant and find-me/follow-me call forwarding. We provide toll free numbers and local phone numbers with area codes available in major cities, as well as many smaller or rural areas. You can also use your existing phone numbers.
A Virtual PBX system allows your callers to hear an initial outgoing greeting, choose an extension, and transfer directly to a staff member.
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