PBX Solutions

Tenora is a Modulo Consulting business line which delivers VoIP equipment and phones, as well as consultancy and integration services for complete VoIP solutions. Tenora is an experienced player on the VoIP market, with a strong record of successful implementations for companies from different business areas and with various sizes, from several employees to complex organizations with hundreds of people.

Why VoIP Tenora solutions?

Tenora delivers complete VoIP communication solutions providing all the features a company might look for while trying to offer better and cost effective services and products to its customers.

low cost of ownership
by having included an entire range of functionalities, the VoIP solutions require the lowest operational expenditure on the market.
virtually unlimited scalability - Our solutions are simple enough for a 10 person office and feature-rich enough for a 200 person office. Clients are free to arrange any combination of analog or IP phones in their office, with no maximum to the number of IP phones that access the Tenora system.
professional call management - by using our solutions, small and medium companies can function like an enterprise entity
high flexibility, being able to use both data or PSTN external connections - the equipment allows free VoIP calls to other VoIP users, as well as automatic selection of the lowest price outgoing connection, for national or international calls.

PBX Solutions

Irrespective of their size, more and more companies are looking for VoIP bases solutions to address their voice or video communication needs. This is a direct consequence of the advantages such solutions provide over traditional ones (analogic or digital), leading to time and resources savings and increased efficiency of internal business processes. And this is the way to follow towards business growth and better profitability.

Solution Benefits

better usage of existing resources - no need for additional cabling: the already in place LAN infrastructure can be used.
cost savings - by interconnecting with VoIP service suppliers, which usually have lower tariffs than traditional analog service suppliers, for certain destinations.
cost savings again - free calls between company offices in different locations
time savings:

• web based, easy to use, administration interface
• internal extension numbers are software managed, no need for patch panel changes in case of extension relocation,
evolution towards a unified communication system - by integration with external systems (e-mail, data bases, voice recognition, electronic messaging systems)
optimization of business processes by using advanced features:
• waiting queue, interactive menus (IVR), call record, voice mail and conference call
• remote usage of internal extensions, via VPN or Internet connections
• compatible with softphone extensions (software applications running on PCs or mobile phones)

The PBX is fully based on Open Source software (Linux operating system, Asterisk software, FreePBX interface), with the following benefits:

• reduced ownership costs
  • no costs associated with commercial solutions (such as license per system, per external channel, per extension, etc)
  • option to reuse a hardware equipment (computer) already existing in the IT infrastructure of the company
• efficiency and control on subsequent configurations - reduced dependency on the solution supplier for both maintenance and later extensions, since the underlying source code is customer accessible

The PBX can be installed on a hardware provided by us or, alternatively, the installation can be made on a hardware system provided by the customer. If necessary, specific equipment is added: voice cards or VoIP gateways that ensure the connectivity with analog lines (FXO ports for PSTN), analog telephones (FXS ports) or digital lines (ISDN BRI or E1, supporting up to 2 and respectively 30 simultaneous calls). Optionally, other software applications can be installed on top (Open Source and/or commercial), resulting in a versatile solution covering very diverse functional requirements.

These are some high level examples of hardware resources required to cover the functionalities of a VoIP based PBX: