When work cannot wait, delayed communication can slow the response. OpenVox connects teams, locations, and established services around the way your operation needs to work.
Critical communications begin where everyday business calling is not enough: when a response depends on people, locations, and established services working together.
Airports
Passenger-service teams rarely hold every answer. Connect frontline staff with office users and other airport functions through one shared communications service, while established phones and carrier access remain part of the response.
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Energy & Utilities
An aging call-control platform should not force a wholesale reset. Modernize the core while existing carrier access and supported analog phones continue to serve the office teams that rely on them.
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Broadcasting
Headquarters and branch teams need one calling foundation as the estate expands. New buildings can follow the same service pattern instead of introducing an isolated system at every location.
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Large Enterprises
When the central platform reaches end of life, bring offices, meeting spaces, and operations teams back to a common calling foundation while serviceable endpoints, cabling, and carrier access remain in use.
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Build the right communications foundation with UScale IPPBX for shared call control and UScale IAD for supported analog endpoints. Choose each model around the sites, trunks, and phones that must work together.
Call Control
Bring shared call control to the sites, trunks, and supported endpoints your operation needs to connect, with model options for different environments.
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Access
Keep supported analog phones part of the modernized service by connecting them to the IP communications environment.
View IADMove from critical-communications needs to the platforms, gateways, access products, and endpoints that fit the wider plan.
Tell us who needs to connect, which services and endpoints need to stay in use, and where communication must reach next.
