Move between work areas
Use a supported SIP or software endpoint within the enterprise calling environment.
Connect approved software clients, SIP phones and existing endpoints through one UCP calling environment for office and remote work.

The fixed-desk limitation
Employees may need to handle business calls from office phones, software clients or another supported SIP endpoint.
The design must preserve extension identity, routing and permissions while confirming the current client, device and network capabilities required for each user group.
Use a supported SIP or software endpoint within the enterprise calling environment.
Extend the business extension through the network and security design selected for the project.
Allow documented analog, SIP and software endpoint types to communicate.
Keep external routes, forwarding and number rules under UCP control.
Extension identity
UCP manages the extension and calling behavior while supported SIP phones, SoftPhone or desktop clients connect from the permitted network environment.
SIP or validated analog phone
Current approved client capability
Identity, routing and permissions
External or intersystem calling path
UCP is the calling core; endpoint and gateway selection follows the approved user and device requirements.

Compact 4-port FXS gateway for small sites that need more analog extensions while moving voice services to SIP.
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High-density modular FXS analog gateway for 48/72/96-port deployments across enterprises, call centers, hospitality, and service-provider sites.
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Unified Communication Platform (UCP) is the ideal solution to integrate data, voice and video in one product for small and medium-sized enterprises, which can be used in scenarios such as government and enterprise call systems, commercial call centers, and dispatch center industries.
View productCurrent client versions, operating systems, remote access and feature availability remain project checks.
UCP documents analog phones, SoftPhone, SIP phones, desktop clients, SIP consoles and IADs.
UCP documents hold, transfer, forwarding, pickup, conferencing and voicemail-related services.
Number analysis and permission functions remain part of the UCP calling core.
Standard SIP trunks connect UCP with documented IP voice environments.
Share user groups, endpoint preferences, current client requirements, network access and call policies. OpenVox can help define the platform and validation scope.