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• Fully equipped soft PABX without hidden extras. Not one option missing.
• Free software for client's computer and smartphone.
• Infinitely upgradeable and easy to migrate to other hardware or host.

• Work from everywhere and still be able to be unavailable.
• Video conference and share screen is a breeze and free.

There's always some room for improvement, but with at least one new version per year and regular service packs, issues are fixed quite fast and new possibilities are added for free.

At least seven years.

None worth mentioning. Of course one needs to know his stuff.

Stability is no issue. If you run it on Windows, a regular reboot might be a good idea.

You can scale indefinitely, and even go multisite.

Customer Service:

Fast and professional.

Technical Support:

Good service. They're now working on regionalising this for the future. Might be good to be helped in your mother tongue.

No, this was our first final PBX, although we tested others first briefly.

It was pretty straightforward through a wizard.

In-house. We installed 3CX ourselves.

For us, there was no real comparison since it was our first PBX.

From customers, we got impressive feedback on savings.

Licensing is easy and clear. No hidden costs.

You could set up a 3CX in a couple of minutes yourself. We still advise to go through a certified partner though.

We looked at different solutions like Asterisk and others, but none were quite as user-friendly, complete, and transparently licensed.

Pro and Enterprise editions: Discovery mainly occurs when there is a loss in the Internet network in the environment or when there is no connectivity within the deskphone and the call server. This results in discovery when there is an ongoing call between an agent and a customer.

Possible solution: The phones have to be restarted from scratch and all the possible IP addresses on the network erased and let it pick a fresh address from the call server; or you wait for a specific number of minutes for the phone to pick an address itself.

It has resulted in customer satisfaction for the company product on IVR/web conference/application integration/mobility, etc.

For firewall: Its advice is to disable the firewall to allow voice to pass through the network, but there are instants when you don't disable the firewall for security reasons that NAC port comes in.

More than eight years.

No.

No.

A nine out of 10.

No.

Partial, it all depends on your experience. But to me, straightforward.

Pricing and licenses in 3CX are okay compared to other solutions, which can destroy you with additional add-ons after buying the product.

Asterisk, Avaya, and Cisco.

It is the best solution that meets customer needs after Avaya. Compare the pricing and that it's also cost effective.

It helps with business productivity and reduces the cost of communications.

The mobility that this solution gives to our customers. They can use their phone system everywhere. The other key feature is the security.

It could be better in terms of providing more options for call recording.

One to three years.

I would rate it 100 percent. It has very good stability.

Scalability is very good. It is very easy to increase anything we want with this system.

The setup is okay for us but we are a technical team, so it is easy for us to implement the initial setup.

We are just trying to open additional areas for our business. We are researching the competitors. We are looking at Avaya, Cisco, and Asterisk.

When selecting a vendor, the technical staff and the marketing staff are important for us. We look at the marketing documents because we are resellers.

The 3CX product is evolving every day, they work hard on it every day.

I would tell prospective users of 3CX is that it is very flexible. Anything they have in mind, they can do with this system. They can integrate their internal software, their CRM, with this phone system very easily. They can increase their productivity with the many options that 3CX gives them.

It is very easy to install and manage. It provides all the features of a traditional phone system, as well as VoIP. This can help to significantly cut telephone costs. The system is very stable and does not require significant resources to run. It also has an easy to use web interface for configuration and management.

The system provides soft phones for all desktop and mobile platforms and has allowed my organization to work from anywhere and still be able to make and receive calls.  It has also significantly reduced our monthly telephone service costs.

They need to expand and update the reporting capabilities which I believe they are working on for future releases.

Deployment is very easy since it is a Windows application.

The product has been rock solid.  We have not encountered any issues with stability or downtime.

We have been involved in the implementation of 3CX of various sizes, from four to 32 users, and never had issues. It is nice that the configuration process is the same no matter what the implementation size is.

We have been very happy with the 3CX solution and are excited to see what future functionality is added to the product.

We have found a way to leverage every feature offered to improve or solve a clients experience based on needs - mobility, Webmeeting and WebRTC are the heavy hitters.

Over the past several years we have deployed and worked on over 100+ 3CX platforms in all shapes, sizes and flavors.  From on premise to cloud based it is our go to solution for clients needing a robust UC/PBX platform.  While we specialize in the call center arena, we have 3CX installed everywhere from attorneys offices, book stores, doctors offices, residential services companies (Electrical, Plumbing, Heating), manufacturing facilities and of course small Mom & Pop businesses.

If I or any employee is sitting behind a desk waiting on phone calls, we are missing a lot of opportunities, with the 3CX android app and push services our offices are now where ever I, my android and my laptop are.  We are a 100% soft-phone installation, either on Smartphones or Windows soft-phones the only time I use a physical desk-set is when I am at a clients location making a test call from their system.

It needs a better training and certification process.

We've had no issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with stability.

We've had no issues with scalability.

The failover features that come on SP3 allow me to create a replica of 3CX PBX in case the 3CX fails. The replica become active right away, minimizing downtime and data loss.

It provides a very easy way to move all the system onto a new machine.

Once activate the failover, the passive server will stop 2CX services and will start monitoring the Active server. When a failover occurs and the active server cannot be reached for any reason, the passive will run the failover script and take over pbx operation. That it is full automatic process.

We've had no issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with stability.

We've had no issues with scalability.

It has flexible call reporting and gives us cost savings by removing telephony hardware support requirements and cost.

By moving to 3CX we have been able to better measure the performance of our call centre during peak call periods to accurately determine staffing numbers. The removal of our hardware based PABX has greatly reduced expense in terms of direct hardware replacement, time required to apply firmware updates, and downtime when hardware fails.

iPhone users found it difficult to use the mobile application when working offsite. Aside from that, it was a breeze.

we have used 3CX for approximately four years

Other than the iPhone issue, we've had no issues with deployment.

no

No, as we have deployed 3CX on a virtual machine. We can assign/remove resource as required.

Customer Service:

Great - the national distributor is really good at showing us love, and works with us to resolve problems that we encounter.

Technical Support:

Superb. There haven't been any issues they've left unresolved.

We wanted greater visibility of our callcentre in terms of peak periods - calls dropped, call wait times etc. We required a call queue in which agents could log in and out of as needed. We wanted to deploy standardised SIP equipment and reduce our dependency on proprietary hardware.

We performed the full rollout of approximately 40 handsets on a single evening, replacing older handsets one by one. Each had been preconfigured so they populated immediately with the required settings. Users had received training prior to deployment day, so initial support was very simple.

In-house team

• It caters to small offices, real estate, dentists, and SMB in general. It has many enterprise feature sets.

• Its ability to interconnect offices unknowingly for customers was a big win for small offices with different days of operations.

• The entire product
• Ease of use
• Ability to get the product running quickly.
• Mobility features and remote extensions work well.

No issues with the solution, except its services require a business model change. 

The same small consultants they evolved/grew with are no longer a priority. It's now a sales game, and they are strong-arming the small guys to grow and sell their product. If you don't, then you're left in the cold. This is bad thing for them and my customers prefer the total service that I provide to them. Eventually, my customers will move away from 3CX and move to another trusted adviser who provides more than just a phone system administration.

More than five years.

3CX works well with smaller consulting firms. The support team and its technical ability in Cyprus are awesome. However, they can appear to be condescending, but it may just be a cultural difference.

I had a relationship as a partner. However, since sales aren't at the level they define, we are about to lose our status and the ability to support our current user base.