Telephony
A headset, a tab, that's it: the WebRTC softphone makes and receives your business calls wherever you are — at the office, working remotely, on the road.
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How it works
When it rings, the record displays: who's calling, history, deals in progress. You pick up already knowing what you're about to discuss. And to call, one click on any number shown anywhere in the suite is enough.
Automatic noise removal for open-plan offices, hold with music, transfer to a colleague with or without an announcement, "on the phone" status visible to the team. The comfort of a high-end desk phone, without the desk phone.
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Use cases
Detailed scenarios with figures, where this hub plays a central role: the starting situation, what gets put in place, what it shifts.
8,000 calls a month, and a citizen who shouldn't have to explain twice.
Discover Legal9 lawyers, 2 assistants, 40 calls a day and 63% landing during a hearing.
Discover Real estate90 buildings, 5,400 units, and 220 calls a day across three managers.
DiscoverFAQ
Modern browsers (recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari) with WebRTC. A USB or Bluetooth headset is recommended for comfort.
Yealink IP desk phones provision automatically by MAC address and coexist with the softphone: simultaneous ringing rings both, whoever picks up first wins.
No: the softphone lives in the CRM tab, over WebRTC. A headset is enough, and the call is logged and attached to the record with nothing typed.
Yes, with the mobile app: the same business number, the same logging, without exposing the user's personal number.
The call falls back to the forwarding you configured instead of being lost. And the switchboard keeps answering even if one extension is unavailable.
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