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Navigating 10DLC Compliance with Voxtelesys: Everything You Need to Know

Navigating 10DLC Compliance with Voxtelesys: Everything You Need to Know

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Navigating 10DLC Compliance with Voxtelesys: Everything You Need to KnowIn business messaging, ensuring compliance and maintaining high-quality customer communication is more critical than ever. One of the most significant developments in this space is 10DLC (10-digit Long Code) for SMS messaging, which enables businesses to send messages through local phone numbers. Voxtelesys is here to guide you through the process, ensuring your business adheres to all the necessary regulations and maximizes the benefits of 10DLC. Learn More
Case Study: Revolutionizing Call Flow Automation for Non-IOU Utilities with VAST Flow Builder

Case Study: Revolutionizing Call Flow Automation for Non-IOU Utilities with VAST Flow Builder

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IT Integration
Business Solutions
Case Study: Revolutionizing Call Flow Automation for Non-IOU Utilities with VAST Flow BuilderEfficient and adaptable call flow automation is paramount in the evolving utility sector. As non-IOU utilities face increasing regulatory demands and pressure to enhance service reliability, leveraging cutting-edge technology becomes essential. Enter the VAST Flow Builder—a revolutionary tool to simplify and streamline complex telecommunication processes, empowering utilities to maintain a competitive edge. Learn More
Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys Solutions

Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys Solutions

IT Integration
Messaging
10DLC
Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys SolutionsFor major East Coast IOU (Investor-Owned Utility) utilities, communicating quickly and effectively during weather emergencies and peak load events is critical. With the growing frequency of extreme weather conditions and increasing energy demands, utilities must have robust communication systems to keep customers informed and maintain grid stability. Voxtelesys offers a suite of solutions, including VoxVoice VoXML, VoxSMS, and Voice 10DLC SMS/MMS Email, designed to deliver large-scale, reliable communication when needed most. Learn More

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3CX Version 20

3CX Version 20

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SMB
PBX
3CX Version 20Take advantage of our offer: No setup fees will be charged for upgrading to 3CX V20 with Hosting by Voxtelesys until March 2024! - 2 Core, 2 GB All 3CX's hosted by Voxtelesys come standard with a minimum of 2vCore and 4GB's of memory, so no worries here. - Sufficient Disk Space needed. Ensure a minimum of 5 GB of free disk space - The source list must remain unaltered for a successful upgrade; any modifications will result in failure Remove any additional source lists. If you are utilizing Microsoft Azure, verify by checking "cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/microsoft-prod.list." Learn More
3CX's Latest Release: Geo-Routing Headers Take the Lead in Dynamic E911 Integration

3CX's Latest Release: Geo-Routing Headers Take the Lead in Dynamic E911 Integration

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911
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3CX's Latest Release: Geo-Routing Headers Take the Lead in Dynamic E911 Integration3CX is leading the telecommunications industry with its new release, v20, which features an innovative integration of Dynamic E911. The main change in this update is that 3CX has decided to use geo-routing headers. This move simplifies the process and enhances the reliability and efficiency of emergency call routing. Learn More
Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys Solutions

Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys Solutions

IT Integration
Messaging
10DLC
Case Study: Enhancing Emergency Communication for East Coast IOU Utilities with Voxtelesys SolutionsFor major East Coast IOU (Investor-Owned Utility) utilities, communicating quickly and effectively during weather emergencies and peak load events is critical. With the growing frequency of extreme weather conditions and increasing energy demands, utilities must have robust communication systems to keep customers informed and maintain grid stability. Voxtelesys offers a suite of solutions, including VoxVoice VoXML, VoxSMS, and Voice 10DLC SMS/MMS Email, designed to deliver large-scale, reliable communication when needed most. Learn More
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Fixing Dialer Call Quality
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Why Premium Dialer Routes are a Must

"You never get a second chance to make a first impression."

Whether you remember this quote as an advertising slogan or age-old wisdom, it’s a message that strikes a powerful chord with business leaders who know the value of customer experience and brand perception. For companies that rely on phone calls to connect with customers, the first impression is often decided by the quality of the call itself. Choosing a dialer solution with premium dialer routes can solve this problem.

What customers may not realize, however, is that it may not be your company’s phone system that’s to blame; it could be the route your call was placed on.



The Problem: Carriers Can’t Guarantee High-Quality Audio for Dialer Traffic

The simple fact is, most carriers hate dialers. High-volume, short-duration calls that are characteristic of dialer traffic tend to be relegated to lower-priority routes in order to preserve the quality of conversational traffic. This is why so many sales calls are sent over default dialer routes and fall victim to poor quality and even dropped connections.

What does this mean for customer experience? Unfortunately, a call that sounds scratchy, patchy or dicey (to use a few technical terms) puts an immediate obstacle between your agent and the consumer he or she is trying to reach. Have you ever answered a call that was so difficult to hear or understand that you hung up? The company placing the call probably never even had any idea that sound quality was to blame.

We want to believe that most customers would give agents the benefit of the doubt and disregard a poor connection. But in reality, most consumers have no idea what an autodialer is, much less any understanding of dialer routes, VoIP packets or SIP termination. Everything that happens to connect your call to a consumer’s phone goes on completely behind the scenes for most consumers. They don’t realize that a bad connection or a dropped call might be the fault of the telecom carrier, not your business. That scratchy call casts a negative light on your brand. You can fine-tune a sales script and invest hours of training in how to deliver it, but it’s even more difficult to convince someone to stay on the line and hear you out when the listening experience is unpleasant.



The Solution: Premium Dialer Routes

In an ideal world, you’d want every call your dialers placed to have the same premium sound quality that is usually reserved for conversational traffic. This isn’t something your company can usually control – unless you choose a dialer solution that delivers premium dialer routes.

Some of the benefits businesses enjoy with premium dialer routes include:

  • Crystal-clear HD audio quality: The same HD sound over a phone line that is typically reserved for conversational traffic is available for auto dialed calls when directed through a premium route.
  • Higher connection rates: Calls on a premium dialer route are given connection priority over those on standard or default routes, helping increase the chances that a call will be answered.
  • Fewer dropped calls: Default route terminations have a higher risk of dropped and disconnected calls, whereas calls on premium routes are given priority for connectivity.

Help your business put its best foot forward with every outbound call you make, from sound clarity to increased connection rates. Contact us today to learn more about premium dialer routes.


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