One Number Connect
blueButler
enables flexible connections between office phones, mobile phones
and other external contact numbers used by mobile employees. Avoid
missed calls when customers, suppliers and employees are able
to reach mobile workers regardless of location.
blueButler
manages incoming calls to office extensions AND mobile phones. Employees
now conveniently receive incoming mobile phone calls on their office
phones. Not only are wireless charges avoided but users can also
receive calls outside of coverage areas and take advantage of office
phone features like speakerphone and call transfer.
blueButler
runs on autopilot, ensuring you get the maximum benefit from the
system. Unlike other one-number systems that require constant intervention,
blueButler not only remembers where
it last reached the user, but also includes a clever interface that
lets users dynamically redirect calls in real-time.
Consolidated
Voicemail
blueButler consolidates
wireless and in-office voicemail to one account simplifying the
mobile worker's environment. Now your employees have only one, rather
than two or more places they have to check for voice mail. Users
select the voicemail service that meets their needs and blueButler
directs all voice messages accordingly. Optional SMS text notification
messages are sent to the user whenever a message is left.
Shared Office Dynamic Hot-desk
blueButler
is well suited for any office that shares office space and desk
phones. Other hot-desk/hoteling solutions require specific phones
to be pre-designated for sharing. blueButler
can hot-desk any phone whether it's an internal extension or external
phone.
Personal Call Screening
blueButler
acts as a personal assistant to filter out unwanted callers by asking
their name and announcing who's calling before transferring each
call. It also checks caller ids against a personalized list to determine
how to handle off-hour calls.
Rapid Response
blueButler
offers a great alternative to voicemail when users are unable
to answer incoming calls. When calls are announced, users can decide
whether to answer or not. And with minimal interruption, they can
record a quick response to a caller without actually answering the
call.
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