What is VOIP?

To put it simply, use the internet to call any number in the world at a fraction of POTS (plain old telephone system) costs.

VOIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. VOIP allows telephone calls to be transmitted over the internet either from a computer, or from an internet phone. Usually this allows for clearer line quality, and cheaper calls. The line will always be available so long as there in an internet connection.

mXpVoiP advantages

Cheaper calls - most noticeably international calls.
Clearer line quality.
International offices are joined on the same exchange and can have the same incoming number. For example, offices in London and New York can dial each other on internal extensions for free.
Interactive Voice Menus. -Have a voice recording informing a user what to press on their phone to reach which department or household individual.
Have your voicemail messages recorded and emailed to you as a soundclip you can play within your Mail program. You can also access your voicemail from any phone connection.
Faxes emailed to you as image files.
Control Incoming call rules. For example, if you are away from an internet connection, have your calls sent to your mobile number.
Use cascading rules so that if one user is busy, a call can be transfered to another, etc...
Record phone conversations.
Call conferencing.
Call queues and music on hold.

Why VOIP

The internet has made the world a smaller place, up until now, VOIP has been an emerging technology shrouded in technical terms only for geeks to understand. As a result 98% of companies and households still use POTS and pay the carriers a large sum of money for the privilege.

At mXp, we aim to change that, we simply give you access to a control panel where you can control all aspects of your VOIP presense.

We only use Tier one routing which directs your calls to the intended recipient, anywhere in the world, using the shortest possible route. This achieves the highest call quality.