Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP
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Thanks for the input. I'll pass on them. Do you feel the same way about their phone PBX hardware?
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@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Thanks for the input. I'll pass on them. Do you feel the same way about their phone PBX hardware?
I have not touched any of their hardware in years.
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@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Thanks for the input. I'll pass on them. Do you feel the same way about their phone PBX hardware?
Yes. Check the prices, it tends to be insane.
Is there a specific feature of the Blue that you felt made it stand out?
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@scottalanmiller said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Is there a specific feature of the Blue that you felt made it stand out
No. First time going straight SIP. Didn't know Univerge was UC. Hardware vendor suggested Univerge.
I wanted Twillio, but they were unable to talk to me at my level. We've done a lot of VoIP, but always UC. I have a new customer that just needs 6 inbound with 6 more DIDs. Small place.
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@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Hardware vendor suggested Univerge
Kickbacks, I bet.
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@scottalanmiller said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Kickbacks, I bet.
Yes. He was very up front about it too. I don't care if the price and service is solid.
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@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
I wanted Twillio, but they were unable to talk to me at my level.
Twilio, while available for phone vendors, is a company built entirely around application calling through APIs. They are fine to use, and we do use them, but they aren't for first timers or normal calling situations. They are super complex and leave the support up to you.
Your big players that I'd talk to are Skyetel and VoIP.ms. Both of whom rock and are super easy to use and provide support.
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@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
@scottalanmiller said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
Is there a specific feature of the Blue that you felt made it stand out
No. First time going straight SIP. Didn't know Univerge was UC. Hardware vendor suggested Univerge.
I wanted Twillio, but they were unable to talk to me at my level. We've done a lot of VoIP, but always UC. I have a new customer that just needs 6 inbound with 6 more DIDs. Small place.
I think we know a guy or two here that can consult with you on this subject.
Also, my presentation from Spiceworld last fall is relevant for you.
https://www.spiceworks.com/spiceworld/post-event/#it-pros?video=18 -
@scottalanmiller said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
@JasGot said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
I wanted Twillio, but they were unable to talk to me at my level.
Twilio, while available for phone vendors, is a company built entirely around application calling through APIs. They are fine to use, and we do use them, but they aren't for first timers or normal calling situations. They are super complex and leave the support up to you.
Your big players that I'd talk to are Skyetel and VoIP.ms. Both of whom rock and are super easy to use and provide support.
If you just need a SIP trunk, they are fairly simple to setup.
I use Twilio a lot.
I refuse to use Skyetel because of their bullshit pricing practice.
If the client doens't like Twilio, I use VoIP.ms.
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@JaredBusch said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
I refuse to use Skyetel because of their bullshit pricing practice.
He's seen the pricing, he's converted already, lol.
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@scottalanmiller said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
@JaredBusch said in Anyone ever use Univerge Blue by NEC for SIP:
I refuse to use Skyetel because of their bullshit pricing practice.
He's seen the pricing, he's converted already, lol.
I’m not changing my opinion on unpublished pricing just because you like it and they pay you to advertise here.
