Cloud-PBX

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This program combines a VoIP telephone system, a meeting platform, and a messaging application into one application. Known as Private Branch Exchange (PBX), this business phone system enables enterprises to manage all types of voice communications.

Easier Set Up

Main functions are hosted in the cloud rather than on premises. Your old number will remain active without any interruptions. There is more flexibility and, often, better customer service due to remote access to outgoing and incoming calls, voicemail, call transfers, and more. Meetings can be hosted and joined directly from your browser - no need to download anything. Display your live screen when making presentations, demos, or any other type of presentation.

Flexibility and Scalability

Flexibility in a phone system means that it can adapt to changes in the workplace as needed. It is possible to customize your phone system according to the needs of your business rather than feeling constrained by an old PBX. Maintaining on-premises servers can be challenging, especially for small businesses. The advantage of using a cloud PBX solution is the ease of managing the server via web interfaces. In contrast, when the system is hosted by the service provider, there is no server management involved. The system allows your company to increase or decrease user numbers at any time. As a result, it eliminates the need to overpay for unused resources, allowing for the reserving of those resources for future expansions.

Worry Free Reliability

What’s the cost of downtime for your business? From tarnishing brand trust to losing revenue and sales, you can’t afford to deal with outages. A cloud PBX keeps you always reachable

Lower Costs and Unparalleled Security

What’s the cost of downtime for your business? A cloud PBX keeps you always reachable. If you have a long-standing number, no worries! Transfer your numbers to with the help of NimbusPC while keeping your known budget. The security of cloud-based PBX is higher than that of traditional PBXs. If you have a physical landline, you're responsible for ensuring no one gets access to it.