SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is used in IP-based communication systems to initiate, manage, and terminate voice, video, and messaging sessions, facilitating real-time communication.
SIP Connectivity refers to the connection of VoIP systems to external networks using the Session Initiation Protocol, enabling voice and multimedia communication over the internet.
SIP Trunking allows businesses to make and receive voice calls over the internet by connecting their phone systems to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) through SIP-based technology.
A method of directing customer inquiries to the most qualified agent based on their expertise and skills, ensuring faster and more effective resolutions.
Skype for Business is a communication platform from Microsoft that integrates instant messaging, voice, video calls, and conferencing for businesses, enabling collaboration across locations.
Smart Routing is a system that automatically directs calls or data to the best available path or resource based on criteria like traffic, location, or service quality, improving efficiency and response times.