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Read BlogStand out from the competition with custom caller ID for your business.
Learn moreVoice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) allows you to change your caller ID containing your business name and phone number before you place an outgoing call. This helps you relate to the local area of the person you are calling.
These settings can be adjusted so no matter what number you or your agents are calling from, the displayed caller ID would be your company’s primary business phone number.
Customizable caller ID helps customers recognize who’s calling so they pick up the phone instead of rejecting the incoming call.
Increase agent productivity with instant caller identification on incoming calls.
Maintain a professional appearance with a consistent caller ID for each business phone line.
Improve brand recognition by having your company name appear when you make outbound calls to customers who have caller ID.
Toll-free numbers with Nextiva support Dialed Number Identification Service (DNIS), which lets agents know which campaign someone is calling about.
The identification (phone number) of a caller as it is delivered to the person being called.
The ability to place calls over the internet instead of using your local telephone company. VoIP powers many internet phone services.
The traditional phone network where phone calls are connected to other telephone providers. This is often an analog network, not a digital network.
The text name associated with a phone number, or companies that host tables of Caller ID Names. These databases are updated routinely among different phone companies.
The governmental entity that regulates communications services like landlines and VoIP phone service.
A private telephone network that’s operated within a building or office. A PBX allows the phones to work with one another and are “trunked” into an outside line as needed.
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