These utilities provide telephony capabilities other than voice mail, such as:
- Reading your e-mail to you over the telephone
- Using CallerID to pop up a Contact entry
- Recording a sound file for transmission via e-mail
- Uploading phone numbers from your Contacts folder to your cellular phone
- Place phone calls to Outlook contacts
Tools in the Spotlight
ITIL helpdesk with automated ticketing and issue tracking for support team to log, analyze, collaborate, track and escalate support requests in an organized and structured way in Outlook. Can auto-process incoming support requests, auto-assign technicians, enforce service level, set due date and send automated notifications to cut the overhead of manual tasks significantly. Comes with integrated Knowledge Base, Asset Tracking, SLA, Report builders and OLAP Statistical tools. Support for Skype, SMS and Phone calls. Includes Web Access sites for technicians and end-users. Improves your efficiency to enable faster response time. |
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Voice telephony software that displays Outlook contacts using CallerID, creates new contact records where needed and delivers incoming voice mail and faxes to your Outlook Inbox. |
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Make calls to Outlook contacts and record incoming calls in the Outlook Journal. Displays caller names for incoming calls. Supports English, German and Italian. Does not trigger Outlook email security update prompts. To integrate your PBX with your computers systems, check out ESTOS TapiServer. |
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Caller ID software compatible with various manufacturers' multi-line caller ID hardware to monitor many lines. Incoming calls can pop up Outlook contact records. Displays status of all lines, and provides detailed utilization reports. |
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Caller ID add-in for Outlook displays either the Caller ID or the related Outlook contact. For callers not in Contacts, you get the option of creating a new Outlook contact. Call logging and blocking also included. |
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An advanced in/out board with Outlook calendar integration giving the receptionists a complete overview of "who's out and who's back", both now and in the near future. Request-and-respond facility improvements:better display of who are currently considered to be potential responders; use of "standard locations" to determine which request type (alarm) a user is registered to; ability to send an SMS to a potential responder when an alarm is activated |
More Information
- To log a phone call to an Outlook contact
- Call Discrimination
- Voice Mail Services -- some of these, both personal and enterprise, support Caller ID
- Caller ID FAQ
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