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Unified Voice Platform

From SMB to enterprise clusters, our PABX solutions deliver advanced call routing, mobility, and integrations.

Where it fits
Compare capabilities at a glance, then dive deeper into individual models, specs, and deployment best practices for every option in this category.
  • Hybrid IP/PSTN setups
  • Auto attendant & IVR
  • Call recording & analytics
  • Call centre & CRM integration
  • Failover & redundancy
  • Remote extensions
  • Unified messaging
  • Managed voice services

PABX Solutions for Clear and Reliable Communication

Clear communication ensures that every business runs smoothly. A PABX system makes this possible by helping offices to manage calls in an organised and easy way, whether the call is coming from a team member or from a remote customer. Vertilinks caters to companies that require reliable PABX solutions that ensure the simple execution of day-to-day communications, leaving it constant, professional and stress-free.

A PABX system is similar to a smart telephone network within a business. It links people of different departments and does not get confused in handling outside calls. Companies throughout Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the rest of the UAE depend on PABX systems of the modern world due to the fact that they want faster communication, improved teamwork, and a system that expands as their needs grow.

What is a PABX System?

A PABX or Private Automatic Branch Exchange is a central communication system which directs calls inside a company. It takes care of call routing, helps in managing extensions and enables smoother internal communication. It also deals with calls coming from outside without the need for separate lines for each user. Unlike basic phone configurations, PABX systems can record calls, store voice messages, conferencing, and employees can connect instantly when needed.

Types of PABX Systems

  1. Analogue PABX consists of the use of older phone lines and has simple features, which is suitable for small offices.
  2. Digital PABX contains signals on digital delivery and has more functions which is suitable for growing companies.
  3. IP PABX uses the internet to process incoming and outgoing calls and is ideal for a larger business or one with many branches.
  4. Hybrid PABX offers a combination of analog, digital, and IP capabilities and is useful in companies having diverse needs.
  5. Cloud PABX is hosted online; therefore, employees can use cloud PABX from anywhere, making it perfect for remote and modern workplaces.

Key Features and Benefits

  1. There are a lot of features in a PABX System, which basically organise all the incoming calls to the right department or a professional as fast as possible. Auto attendant handles the greeting callers and sends them to the appropriate department. Voicemail and call recording are useful for training and record-keeping. Conference calls are used to bring teams together even though they cannot meet face-to-face. The system confidently connects with CRM, ERP, and Microsoft Teams to provide a unified workplace. As the business expands, new lines or extensions can be added easily. Companies save on expenditure by having VoIP-based calling. Cloud or IP systems also support remote work, since staff can make and receive calls from anywhere.

Integration of Cloud and Unified Communication

Most Companies today demand a common platform that handles communication, messaging and secure file sharing from one place. Modern PABX systems include support for this through their integration with some platforms, such as Microsoft Teams. With this setup, employees are able to take calls in Teams even when they are away from the office. Cloud PABX also reduces the need for heavy hardware and enables different teams at different locations to work together without any difficulty. Vertilinks helps companies to create this smooth experience so that communication will be faster and more organised.

How to Decide and Install a PABX System

A company should know first and foremost how many people will be using the system and what features they require. Next, they should choose the form of PABX that suits their growth plan. It is also important to plan the number of lines and extensions, and consider VoIP as a way to be flexible. The installation has to be done by Professionals who have prior expertise and integrate with the system, strategize perfect installations and train the staff on the usage. The PABX should also be connected with CRM, ERP or collaboration tools for a better workflow. Regular support, updates and security checks are required to ensure that everything is running well. Vertilinks offers an end-to-end support in the selection, installation, integration and maintenance of PABX systems, which makes the businesses sure of their communication network.

Why Choose VertiLinks?

In-house hardware design and production.

RFID solution expertise across 20+ industries.

Nationwide service network and global deployments.

Custom software development and integration services.

Long-term support and scalable upgrade plans.

Platform Features

Customizable Tags & Readers

Anti-metal, waterproof, long-range, tamper-evident options

Software Dashboard

Cloud or on-premise interface with access control

Alerts & Automation

Missing item alerts, route deviations, unauthorized access

Third-Party Integration

APIs for ERP, SAP, Oracle, Tally, and custom CRMs

Audit & Compliance Logs

Tamper-proof reports for governance and audits

FAQs

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