SIP, GoogleTalk With One Device Print E-mail
Written by Adam Gosling   
Thursday, 09 November 2006
British VoIP hardware maker, Camrivox has announced its VoIP phones and adapters allow users to register both SIP{ and Google account simultaneously on the one device.

"We believe that Camrivox is the first company to add this capability, and our Flexor range is therefore the first devices that enables Google Talk to be used without a PC," said David Moorhouse, VP of Marketing at Camrivox.

"Google Talk is standards-based and has released information to third parties on how they can interface their products with it," continued Moorhouse. "This gives it an important differentiator compared with the closed world of Skype," he said.

Enabled on its range of FlexorTM IP phones and telephony adapters. including the Flexor 500 IP phone, and the Flexor 201 and Flexor 151 VoIP telephony adapters.

The product range provides advanced Computer Telephony Integration (CTI), excellent voice quality due to Camrivox's QoS technology, automatic set-up for users, and zero touch scalable provisioning which allows operators to deploy without ever "touching" the device; this further reduces roll-out costs.

The company has also recently announced that it has integrated VoIP range the salesforce.com the on-demand customer relationship management (CRM) system, which should provide a nice IP Telephony solution to users of the service.

The Flexor range was already integrated Outlook for phone/PC integration and the addition of salesforce.com builds on this offering an option.

With the Camrivox IP phone or VoIP adapter, when a call comes in from a customer, a screen is displayed on the PC with the customer's details retrieved from salesforce.com. The user can make notes on the screen within salesforce.com, and the call and notes added are logged into salesforce.com® and saved when the call is terminated.

To make a call to a customer, the user simply clicks on the number listed within salesforce.com. The outgoing call is logged with that customer's record. Users can also hang up or transfer calls from within salesforce.com.

www.camrivox.com

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