Business Phone Systems

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Business phone systems are critical to your business’ day-to-day operations, which is why it is important to know what you are buying and if it will provide the reliability and scalability to enable your business to grow. We offer both traditional premise-based digital and VoIP (IP-based) phone systems, along with a robust selection of hosted phone system solutions.


Enhanced Voice & Data Networks can help you customize a solution to specifically meet the demands of your business. There is a lot to take into consideration when selecting a solution that best fits your needs, so we offer both premise-based and hosted voice solutions.


Important Factors to Consider When Choosing a Phone System

  • Call quality and system uptime
  • Scalability
  • Ease of use
  • Business application integration 
  • Redundancy
  • Integration
  • Maintenance 
  • Cost of ownership 
  • Advanced features, such as call monitoring, mobile app, virtual receptionist, and call twinning to mobile devices


Not every feature is necessary, so you always want to think of what will bring value to your business operation. Below you'll find information about basic and more advanced features.

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Basic Features

Auto attendant

Think of this as your automated receptionist that will route calls based on predefined options.

Conferencing features
These allow two or more extensions connect to share in a conversation. Usually, the default is two. If you require more than two, ask what the maximum number of participants is. Some systems only allow internal extensions to be conferenced. If you require external conference calls, ask about that as well.

Automated directory
This allows callers to look up an employee’s extension by entering the first few letters of their name.

Voicemail
This allows messages to be left for employees that are unavailable or on the phone. Voicemail to email is a common feature and comes with most systems as a standard.

Redial

This is used to dial recent numbers called.

Paging
This allows a user to speak over a public address system to call for an employee or give announcements.

Music on hold
This gives your callers something to listen to while they are on hold.

Call hold
This is the ability to put a call on hold while the user attends to other matters. This is usually included with the system.

Call park

Use this for a system-wide hold.

Call forwarding
This feature gives the user the ability to forward all calls to another extension, voicemail or external number.

Speed dial
This feature saves frequently used phone numbers. You can have a directory of system-wide or personal speed dial numbers.

Backup power

This feature via UPS will provide uptime during a power outage.

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Advanced Features

Remote location
This feature allows simple connections to off-site employees or small remote offices by simply dialing an internal extension.

Find me/follow me
This feature permits users to forward their phone on demand to another phone, cell phone, home phone, secretary, and more.

Computer telephone integration (CTI)
This feature allows the phone system to interact with a computer system such as Outlook integration or other software application running on a computer.

Multi-location connectivity
With Avaya, this is called an SCN (Small Community Network). This feature enables you to connect multiple locations around the country or world into one centralized phone system or voicemail system. 


Enhanced Voice & Data Networks is an Avaya Business Partner and Nextiva Business Partner. We service businesses from five users up to 1,000+ users. Scalability is available over multiple locations. Contact us for service.

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