Four Panasonic IP handsets are now programmed for auto provisioning to speed up the installation process and make the overall system easier to manage. Models comprise the KX-UT113, 123, 133 and 136.
In a further boost resellers can now gain access to a new IP DECT that does not require an analogue extension port, saving around £50 per handset in hardware costs - a cost effective way to operate up to five cordless devices.
The iQ PBX has been fully tested with numerous SIP providers, whilst Nimans has also unveiled a dedicated iQ PBX call logging software solution, available in three versions. The innovative call logger has been developed for up to 32, 100 or 200 users, combining easy installation with competitive pricing and an impressive features list.
The iQ PBX system combines feature-rich functionality with cost effective performance – including Microsoft Lync integration as part of a complete out- of-the-box solution. RRP prices (ex VAT) start from £500 (250 model), £850 for the mid-range 600 and £2,900 for the top-of-the-range 2000 version – providing resellers with many margin-rich sales opportunities.
iQ PBX Business Manager, Judith Addison explained: “The introduction of Panasonic auto provisioning and the other recent developments represent another significant step forward in the iQ PBX success story. In today’s increasingly competitive business world the iQ PBX gives resellers an even more powerful message to take to market.”