Web Conferencing Made Easy

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Hold face to face meetings at the click of a button! How?

With 3CX’s WebRTC-based web conferencing feature.

This easy-to-use feature will transform the way you communicate and collaborate in your company AND enable next-level customer support.

Web conferencing is included in all editions of 3CX’s Unified Communications, with up to 250 participants (depends on edition).

Say goodbye to plug-ins with WebRTC

WebRTC provides both audio and video calls right in your web browser!

Participants can join your meetings without additional installs, plug-ins or special web conferencing software.

Schedule a video conference for next week, or right now
Turn an existing call into a web meeting
Users on your system can give out personal webmeeting links
Works with your customers modern web browser
Mute or Disable Video with one click
Invite participants to mark up PDF's, PowerPoint, anything on your screen

How much will it all cost? Not as much as you think!

Use this simple form to Plan your New Unified Communications system,

and we’ll email you the Plan and contact you to arrange a Formal Quote or a Live Demo.

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What is VOIP?

VOIP stands for Voice Over IP. This is a new communication technology that allows you to make and receive phone calls through the use of the internet.

VOIP phones do not use the regular twisted-pair copper cable. An IP phone, as they are commonly called, only requires an internet connection in the same way that a computer does.

Due to the fact that IP phones work digitally, as opposed to analogously, VOIP service providers can offer a wider range of features that allow businesses and their employees to be more productive and efficient in their communications.

A business that is looking forward to make the move to VOIP must first have a reliable and fast internet connection. Before making the transition to VOIP, companies need to ensure their internet service meets the minimum requirements requested by their VOIP provider.