TORONTO, July 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Telsec, Toronto's longest established office business centre, has provided serviced offices and virtual office services since 1980. Today, Telsec has announced a new service - the VoIP Virtual Office Phone. This service will benefit Telsec's office space clients that frequently travel or work remotely as well as virtual office clients that do not have a physical office space at Telsec's premises at 1 Yonge Street, 18th floor of the Toronto Star Building.
This new service revolves around the innovative cloud based PBX system that Telsec has installed. The phone is the next generation IP phone that is both feature-rich and simple to use.It allows a client to communicate with their clients, colleagues, staff, etc. from anywhere in the world. This VoIP virtual office service is unique in that calls for clients are answered by a live receptionist who is actually at the reception desk of Telsec Business Centre which is the location that office space for lease Toronto tenants and virtual office clients list as their business address.
The VoIP telephone extension allows office and virtual clients to communicate with Telsec receptionists without having to speak with them. Clients can communicate their in-office or out-of-the-office status to the receptionist through the VoIP extension feature. When clients wish to speak with the receptionist, it is as simple as pressing 0 (zero) on their phone - just as if they were down the hall from the physical reception area. The same holds true while calling other colleagues on the same system. Users just dial the colleagues' four-digit extension number, even if they are located across the country!
The VoIP telephone provides Telsec's client with the advantage of having access to multiple simultaneous incoming and outgoing calls and conference calls with several people without having to involve an outside provider. Telsec VoIP telephones place advanced technology into the hands of entrepreneurs, small and mid-sized companies which is normally reserved for larger enterprises.
Additional great features are clients can receive telephone and fax messages by e-mail. Also, when client's place calls from their VoIP phone, the call display at the receiver's end comes up as their Toronto office number and not their cellular, home, hotel, etc. telephone number.
Full press release available here: http://www.telsec.net/press-releases/press-release-20/
SOURCE Telsec
