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Good Morning!

I am looking to purchase a new phone system. The most important feature I need is to be able to record all outbound and inbound calls and digitally store them in a database of some sort for easy searching.

Can anyone recommend a good setup for this?

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How many phones and telco lines? You are really looking at 2 things seperate from each other. You are looking for a phone system AND a call logging system from what you have written. If you need to record EVERY single call, deduced from your post, then that's what you will need.

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Thanks for the quick reponse Coral Tech.

I will need to record about 5-6 stations. Do you know of any good call logging systems? I am pretty flexible on the manufacturer of the Phone system.

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Ip Officecan be set up to record calls and store them to a "server". Then just use a web GUI to sort and find them. The GUI is called Contact store, which has a free 45 day license. Try it, buy it.

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Do you have a website for them?

Thanks!

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mongo, is that based on how many ports the voicemail can take at once or something different?

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TD, www.avaya.com

CT, Yes it does use a voicemail port. And you would need voicemail pro.

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Actually. TD, an easier site might be:

www.IPOfficeinfo.com

Easier to navigate.


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