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Telinta is often asked, “How can I use QR codes for my VoIP business?” QR codes are a useful tool to help with a variety of business functions. For VoIP providers (especially those offering VoIP calling from a Mobile Softphone app) QR codes can help build your business quickly and easily by streamlining the set-up... Read More »
Many VoIP service providers may be asking the question “How can I start a SIP Trunk business?” SIP Trunks enable your business to provide the advantages of cost-effective VoIP to customers who still own legacy PBX hardware. If your customer is not ready to move to a cloud-based solution for Hosted PBX, you can still... Read More »
Today’s business world requires VoIP providers (and the business customers they serve) to make rapid changes when needed. The ability to provide Remote Work Solutions is an important part of that. The trend to enable employees to work-from-home when needed is a key cost-saver for many businesses. In labor shortages, searching for talented employees is... Read More »
What is voicemail transcription? Voicemail transcription, also known as voicemail-to-text (v2t) is a capability provided by third-party providers to complement your Telinta service. This capability requires sending your voicemail to a third-party provider (ie, Google Cloud) who then performs the automated transcription. The transcribed text is then sent to your user via a predefined email... Read More »
What is Real-Time Billing? Why is this important for your VoIP business? Billing is one of the most important parts of providing popular VoIP services such as Hosted PBX, SIP Trunks, calling via a Desktop or Mobile Softphone app, Work-from-Home VoIP, prepaid and postpaid VoIP calling, and more. Real-time Billing means that your customer’s Call... Read More »
With recent regulatory changes in the US taking effect on September 28, some VoIP providers may be asking “Why are my calls being blocked?” As part of regulatory efforts to mitigate robocalling, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has put forth a set of requirements (known as STIR/SHAKEN) which all telecom service providers (including VoIP providers,... Read More »
What is Call Parking? Call Parking is a popular Hosted PBX feature that enables your users to place an active call on hold, which can then be picked up by another PBX extension. After the call is parked, your user can freely make and receive other calls. This helps your business customers use your PBX... Read More »
Today’s business needs are changing, and this creates significant growth opportunities for VoIP service providers. Businesses in virtually all industries, around the world, require the flexibility to enable employees to work from anywhere. If unforeseen circumstances arise, businesses need a way for employees to make and receive business calls from both home and office. If... Read More »
One popular service for VoIP providers is selling services that give your user a phone number from another country. The user can have a local number in one or more countries, so that callers from those countries do not need to pay international toll charges. Your business users may request phone numbers for multiple countries... Read More »
One popular feature for VoIP providers is Voicemail-to-Email. When your user receives a voicemail, a copy of the recording is sent to a predefined email address as an attachment. This feature is attractive to both business and consumer users. For travelers, it can be vital. Voicemail-to-Email also brings benefits to the VoIP provider: Increased Minutes... Read More »