Cloud PBX
Telephony solutions
Ayrix XXL hostedPBX
Telephone system including SIP trunk and cloud space
100 participants included
Extension modules including: 1 x tag connection, 10 x ring groups, 3 x IVR, 3 x queue, 1 x time condition, 1 x intercom, 1 x conference
5 additional participants
monthly: CHF 11.50
one-time: CHF 400.00
monthly: CHF 334.00
Ayrix XL hostedPBX
Telephone system including SIP trunk and cloud space
25 participants included
Extension modules including: 1 x tag connection, 5 x ring groups, 1 x IVR, 1 x queue, 1 x time condition, 1 x intercom, 1 x conference
5 additional participants
monthly: CHF 11.50
one-time: CHF 250.00
monthly: CHF 116.50
Ayrix Large hostedPBX
Telephone system including SIP trunk and cloud space
10 participants included
Extension modules including: 1 x tag connection, 1 x ring groups, 1 x IVR, 1 x queue, 1 x time condition, 1 x intercom, 1 x conference
5 additional participants
monthly: CHF 11.50
one-time: CHF 225.00
monthly: CHF 71.00
Cloud PBX
What is an IP PBX?
Imagine two physical telephone systems from the outside - gray boxes that look practically identical. The contents, however, are completely different! While the old, proprietary telephone systems are completely different from manufacturer to manufacturer, modern telephony systems are mostly based on a standard operating system such as Linux, Windows or another common system.
Software is now installed on this operating system that maps the functionality of the telephone system and brings the entire range of functions of the system directly to your workstation. The big advantage of the IP telephone system is that it is integrated in the company's own computer network and links to ERP or CMS systems are easy to implement.
An IP telephone system fulfills the same, if not more, performance features of an older, analog or ISDN telephone system.
And what is a cloud PBX?
In technical jargon, a telephone system is also called a PBX.
PBX stands for "Private Branch Exchange" and is a private telephone network within a company or organization. Modern PBX systems are based on standard hardware, which is cheaper and can be replaced or expanded more easily than with proprietary systems. It is usually much more flexible than proprietary systems because it offers open standards and interfaces. In addition to telephoning, chat, video telephony and document sharing are also supported.
Ayrix
Swiss telephone system
Ayrix makes a big and important mark in the world of telephony. Namely, telephony does not necessarily have to be a complex IT problem, but can also work very easily - even for larger companies with extensive structures. Thanks to the clear interface, the super-simple operation of Ayrix and comprehensive instructions for all functions, working with a telephone system has never been easier.
Ayrix is a software PBX (Private Branch Exchange) for companies of all sizes who value ease of use, the highest security standards and their own configuration options.
Ayrix PBX phone system users can communicate internally (between corporate users) and externally (with the outside world) through a Voice over IP provider.
With Ayrix, you can use soft and physical IP phones, as well as free calls between internal users. It also offers features such as call forwarding, voicemail, call recording, interactive voice menus (IVRs), and call queuing.
Thanks to the modular structure of Ayrix, you can adjust the size of your telephone system at any time to suit your needs. From simple telephone settings to the mapping of extensive processes, procedures and structures of a telephone system - the Ayrix software allows you to design your telephone system exactly the way you want it with just a few clicks and without extensive IT knowledge.
In just a few steps to the cloud PBX
BEGIN
General questions, organization, telephone behavior, technology, interfaces, security
Create a list of telephone numbers, providers and extensions for all locations (including fixed, fax and service numbers, domestic and international)
Estimate or measure the maximum number of simultaneous calls (incoming and outgoing)
Record the process of how callers to the head numbers are processed
Existing connections (ISDN basic / primary connections, Multi / PRI) and the end devices used (DECT, smartphones, fax, door openers, alarm systems, franking machines, etc.)
Create a schedule of the service / business hours of a typical year (including day / night, weekends, public holidays, company vacations)
Define requirements for a CRM connection
Break down current telephone behavior (destination, duration, etc.) based on the last telephone bills
Check whether the existing Internet connection can be used or whether a separate connection should be installed
Call management, functions
Define minimum requirements for security precautions (e.g. blacklisting expensive destinations, geographical restriction, encryption, etc.)
Create a flow chart of existing IVR systems (e.g. key 1 support, key 2 sales) and ring calls (parallel, serial, random)
List emergency scenarios (e.g. availability in the event of a power failure)
notes
Record existing call forwardings and overflows
Employees ask which special functions are already being used or will be needed in the future
Evaluation of the use of CTI
Suitable for: Business customers
Technical requirements: Broadband internet connection (xDSL or cable) and SIP capable phone or smartphone with the appropriate application
Compatibility: Every SIP device or smartphone with a corresponding application
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Situation on the provider market for telephone systems.
Have you already been to Hong Kong or a similar Asian metropolis? Then you can certainly imagine what the hustle and bustle of the local marketplaces feels like. This is roughly how you can describe the current situation on the provider market for telephone systems. But who has the good, healthy fruit and who wants to fob them off with cheap goods that are rotten the next day?
Different providers for different needs.
You will not only find a wide variety of providers for telephone systems on the market, but also many different systems with great differences in functionality, quality, look & feel, costs and much more. If you are purchasing a new telephone system now, you should think carefully about the range of functions it should offer you.
The price certainly plays an important role, but it is much more important that you can map your business processes on the new system. Try to test as many systems as possible in your evaluation process before making your final purchase decision.
Once you have decided on a system, look around for the right installation partner for you. This also needs to be chosen wisely, because this is where the wheat is separated from the chaff. The relationship between you as a customer and your installer should be based on trust. Remember that you will be working with this partner for the next 5 to 10 years.
