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Mitel 3300 VOIP phone system
We are looking for some predictive dialing solution linking with our Mitel 3300 VoIP phone System. Would you please provide us the captioned info or any demo arrangement?
Voicent Predictive Dialer should work with most VOIP/IP phone system. To see if it is compatible with your PBX/phone system, just make sure your PBX system support SIP, which is the standard for VOIP. To configure Voicent software to use a SIP based service or PBX system, try to get information about configuring a SIP softphone (such as X-lite). Once the softphone is working, use the same settings to configure Voicent software.
Regarding demo, we have online video you can take a look at. Or just download the predictive dialer software and give it a try.
We found the following news online regarding the Mitel 3300 VOIP system. It seems it should support SIP:
“Mitel, a leading provider of IP communications solutions, has announced the general availability of the 3300 ICP, Release 5. This latest version of the Mitel flagship IP-PBX introduces new options for in-building wireless mobility, hotdesking, enhanced messaging, system management capabilities, expanded PSTN connectivity, and more. Recognizing the increase in large multi-site clients, the number of users that can be part of a network has been increased to 65,000 and the number of nodes that can be supported in a distributed network is now increased to 250. A survivable gateway solution for branch offices has also been introduced. This latest announcement builds on the ongoing Mitel commitment to continuously improve its IP Telephony solutions and offer greater choice and flexibility to enterprises with centralized or distributed enterprise deployments.
“As IP Telephony matures, enterprises are looking at new ways to accrue increased business benefits while reducing the overall cost of ownership of their communications solutions,” said Don Smith, CEO, Mitel. “It is this demand that has made the 3300 ICP tremendously appealing to both large and small enterprises. Release 5 continues to build on this success by providing businesses with features and flexible configurations that make communicating with customers and colleagues easier and richer no matter whether they are located in a corporate HQ, a branch office or at a remote location half way around the world.”
The 3300 ICP, Release 5 offers businesses a wide range of robust and new features, including:
New SIP Telephones and Line Interface Module for Remote Survivability
This release introduces the new innovative Mitel 5215 and 5220 IP phones, which support the open SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) as well as the Mitel MiNet protocol. Both the 5215 and 5220 IP phones can be deployed as remote teleworker sets that act as fully featured extensions off a corporate network anywhere in the world via a secure and encrypted media and signaling path. The optional Line Interface Module allows these phones to automatically fail over to the PSTN in the event of a WAN failure or the initiation of a 911 call. This release also enables the support of the Mitel 5207 IP Phone designed for enabling key system functionality.”
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