How Crocker PBX works

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With Hosted PBX Service, all that your office needs is a broadband connection, a router, an ethernet switch and IP phones. The single integrated broadband connection provides all of the following:

Secure voice and data Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity between your offices
An advanced virtual PBX which spans all of your offices
Reliable high-speed Internet access
Traditional local and long distance network services

Features

900/976 Blocking
911/E911
Abbreviated Dialing
Anonymous Call Rejection
Authorization Codes
Automated Attendant
Automatic Call Distribution
Automatic Disaster Recovery
Billing/Account Codes
Bridged Line Appearances
Call Forward/All Calls
Call Forward/Busy
Call Forward/No Answer
Call Forward/Out of Service
Call Forward/Do Not Disturb
Call Duration Display
Call Intercept
Call Logs (In/Out/Missed)
Call Park/Pickup
Call Restrictions
Call Return
Call Trace
Caller ID (Name & #)

Caller ID Block (Per Call)
Caller ID Block (Per Line)
Caller ID Block Release
Call Waiting
Call Waiting/Caller ID
Call Waiting/Caller ID Mgr
Click-to-Dial
Date/Time Display
Direct Inward Dialing
Directed Call Pickup
Directory/Corporate
Directory/Personal
Distinctive Ringing
Do Not Disturb
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Group Call Pickup
Hold
Hunt Groups
Inbound Call Treatments
Intercom
Last Number Redial
Meet-Me Conference

Message Waiting Indicator
MS Outlook/TAPI Integration
Music-on-Hold
Mute
Non-DID Extensions
N-Way Conference
One-Touch Transfer
On-Hook Dialing
Priority Call List
Privacy Guard
Front Console
Remote Phone
Screen Pops
Selective Call Blocking
Selective Call Forwarding
Speed Dial
Time-of-Day Call Routing
Transfer
Urgent Call
Virtual Ring
Voicemail/Unified Messaging
Web Portal

For a quote please call 1-800-413-LINE or email: sales@crocker.com

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