IntuPBX brings you packages as per your business needs. Choose a plan that is suitable for your business.
| £50 - Monitoring nagiOS |
| Unlimited DIDs |
| Unlimited Support |
| Unlimited Tenants |
| Highly Scalable |
| CRM Integration |
| Customer Portal Included |
| Centralized Billing |
| Automated CDR Collection |
| Discount Plans |
| Online Payments |
| Unlimited Support |
| Multi-level Tax Management |
| Unlimited Reporting |
| Web-based Softphone |
| CRM Integration |
| Office 365 Integration |
| Centralized Contacts |
| SMS Integration |
| Call Notes |
| Unlimited Support |
| Dashboard |
| Call History |
| User Management |
| Team Management |
| DID Management |
| Unlimited Support |
| Auto Provisioning |
| Smart Contacts |
| High-Quality Audio |
| WebRTC |
| Acrobits Partners |
Yes, if you are looking for high availability, it is better if servers are in distinct data centres.
No, only load sharing via DNS round-robin is supported out of the box. If you want to achieve load balancing, you need some external appliance or software, like lbnamed for example or something more advanced such as the Linux Virtual Server project.
It depends on a number of factors, with the most important factor being the features used. On an average PBX office usage, you need a processor core every 300/400 phones.
Sure, you can start with a single server and add more servers as your business grows.
Yes, clients are using intuPBX to provision Panasonic, Cisco, Grandstream and Yealink phones.
Yes, it is simply a matter of writing a few rows in a table.
It is stored in the database, along with all other information.