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Friday, March 16, 2007

Could you benefit from recording calls?

Many business organizations record calls for many different reasons. You'll often call a large organization and hear the phone system immediately play the greeting: "this call may be recorded for quality assurance." We all know the big companies do it, but not many small businesses think of this feature. Imagine being able to archive all calls for the last 6 months. If there were ever any disputes about an order or perhaps a legal issue, you've got it all there recorded. Some companies even use call recordings as signatures for people agreeing to terms with a product or service. By verbally agreeing on the recording, this closes the deal for the sales person immediately on the phone.

The importance is to have a PBX phone system that can easily handle and archive calls for you. Often companies need to buy expensive equipment to maintain their recordings. Thanks to new technology we've come up with a recording solution that allows even the smallest of businesses to track recordings at all times at a minimal monthly fee. With this tool businesses can choose to record all calls, or only record certain calls. Recording can also be triggered on the fly by a button on the phone.

If you haven't looked into call recording it's probably because very few PBX phone systems come with this feature. If you happen to be shopping for phone systems, you should look to see if voice recording can benefit you.

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