Kerio Operator

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Voicemail/Email Integration Auto Attendant Auto Provisioning MyPhone
Voicemail and Email. Centralized and synced. Create custom greeting menus, with ease. Completely configure a phone, simply by plugging it in. Manage your office extension with point and click access.

Before, a PBX was a mystery box on the wall. Today, it is a server in the server rack. Before, the PBX required a phone guy. Today, an IT guy administers it – with the same ease as any other Kerio product.

Kerio Operator is an IP PBX system tailored for small and medium sized businesses. Ready to run as a server software product as well as a hardware appliance, Kerio Operator simplifies deployment and integration of a phone system into an existing IT environment, while providing ease of use for both the client and the administrator.

Utilizing the industry-standard SIP VoIP protocol, Kerio Operator is compatible with any SIP device and provider, and will auto-configure with the most popular phones.

Kerio Operator can be used as a pure SIP PBX solution with SIP phones and a SIP service provider, or as a hybrid solution with SIP phones and T1/E1/EuroISDN cards and service providers. Kerio Operator is available as a software appliance that installs from a disk image with its own custom operating system and everything else you need to be up and running in minutes.

Features

  • Voicemail & voicemail-to-email
  • Automatic phone provisioning
  • Call conferencing
  • Ring groups
  • Group Calling
  • Automated Attendant (IVR)
  • Web-based Administration Console
  • Call queues with optional call recording
  • Call routing
  • Scheduled call routing (in Auto Attendant)
  • Follow-me
  • Active Directory and Open Directory integration
  • Local users, groups, and policy
  • Voice mail integration with Kerio Connect
  • Voice prompts in US English, UK English, German, Czech
  • Emergency call handling

Connecting Operator to the outside world

Whether you use a SIP phone service or a T1, E1, or ISDN connection, it is always very easy to connect Operator to the outside world. For SIP, just use the simple configuration wizard. With the traditional telephony, Operator detects and autoconfigures several Digium cards, so you only need to set up call routing rules.

Auto Provisioning

Phone auto provisioning turns configuration of the phone networks into a simple task. When you connect a new phone to your network, Kerio Operator will detect it, configure the new phone and assign a new extension. You can change and reconfigure your phone network directly from the Administration Console of Kerio Operator. Currently, you can select from popular Cisco, Linksys, and Snom models.

  Desk phones Conference units
Cisco 794X Series
796X Series		  
Linksys/Cisco SPA942,
SPA962,
SPA922,
SPA901,
PAP2T,
SPA504G,
SPA525G		  
Snom 3xx Series
8xx Series
M3		 MeetingPoint

MyPhone

“MyPhone” is Operator’s web interface for the end-users. The interface allows users to listen to their voice mail, set up call forwarding, check their call history, and dial or hang up their phone. We have designed the interface with the less-is-sometimes-more attitude and the result is a very clean and user-friendly interface. MyPhone allows users to access their voice mail or phone settings even when not in their office, for example over Kerio Control’s VPN. Do you need to listen to your voice mail and avoid international phone charges? Or did you forget to redirect your phone? Just sign in to Operator’s MyPhone and do that with a few clicks.

Auto Attendant

Whether you need just a simple announcement followed by call redirection or a complex nested menu structure, the auto attendant menu editor will help you design exactly the voice menu you need. Announcements at the beginning of a menu or sub-menu or after a keypress? Time conditions for handling out of office hours or holidays? Default actions that kick in when the caller does nothing for a period of time? It’s easy to build a script with all that.

Link to Try Now: www.kerio.com/operator/download

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