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Chat and Video Conference
WikiSuite provides rich real time unified communications by interconnecting multiple technologies seamlessly.
WikiSuite chat and video conferencing enable you to meet with employees, colleagues or clients from anywhere, using your existing desktop PC or mobile devices. Starting a virtual meeting is as easy as clicking a button and participants can connect instantly from almost any Internet-connected device. Attendees can share slides and documents to work collaboratively, share screens, and much more.
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Take that meeting from anywhere!
Effective and timely communications plays an important role in the success of any organization. WikiSuite provides you most advanced tools to connect with your team members in real time with audio/video/text support.
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Openfire Meetings, FusionPBX, FreeSWITCH.
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Features
Possible Uses
- Rating & Routing Server
- Transcoding B2BUA
- IVR & Announcement Server
- Conference Server
- Voicemail Server
- SBC (Session Border Controller)
- Basic Topology Hiding Session Border Controller
- DAHDI, Khomp, PIKA, Rhino, Sangoma and Xorcom Hardware Support
- Fax server
- And, of course, a PBX
Key Features
- WebRTC support
- Centralized User/Domain Directory (directory.xml)
- Nano Second CDR granularity
- Call recording (In Stereo caller/callee left/right)
- High Performance Multi-Threaded Core engine
- Configuration via cURL to your HTTP server (mod_xml_curl).
- XML Config files for easy parsing.
- Protocol Agnostic
- ZRTP support for transparent RTP based key exchange and encryption
- Configurable RFC 2833 Payload type
- Inband DTMF generation and detection.
- Software based Conference (no hardware requirement)
- and more...
Voicemail
- Multitenancy - Enterprise/Carrier configuration
- Time of Day Greetings
- Urgent Message Tagging
- E-mail Delivery
- Playback and Rerecord messages before delivery.
- Keys are templates so you can rearrange to fit your needs.
- Callback support from inside voicemail.
- Podcast of Voicemail (RSS)
- Message Waiting Indicator (MWI)