Customers can now light-up the Microsoft Teams phone-calling
feature using their Vonage Business phone service
Customers can now light-up the Microsoft Teams phone-calling feature using their Vonage Business phone service.
Call2Teams, the global cloud platform for creating a bridge between Microsoft Teams and existing phone services, today announced a partnership with Vonage to provide a fully integrated Microsoft Teams calling experience to Vonage Business Communications (formerly Vonage Business Cloud) customers.
The partnership with Vonage expands Qunifi’s strategy of working with a wide range of Cloud unified communications and PBX manufacturers and providers to address the growing demand for Microsoft Teams integration through a simple add-on to an existing UC service.
Microsoft Teams creates a single user environment for collaboration and business communication including the capability for regular phone calls. With this integration, Vonage users can leverage Call2Teams to enable the phone-calling feature in Microsoft Teams using the their existing Vonage phone number, while continuing to enjoy all the key features, integrations and services that Vonage’s unified communications solution provides, by simply adding Microsoft Teams integration as a per-user bolt-on.
Mark Herbert, Co-founder and CEO at Call2Teams said:
“Customers are excited about using Microsoft Teams as a unified collaboration environment, but up to now, adding the Teams phone calling feature has been perceived as disruptive or costly. We have worked with Vonage to create a simple per-user add on to the Vonage Business Communications service, allowing customers to get all the benefits of Microsoft Teams, using the Vonage services and they already have. Call2Teams is a simple Cloud service that acts as a bridge between Microsoft Teams and the Vonage platform; this means there’s no hardware or software for Vonage customers to install, and the dial pad simply appears in Microsoft Teams, so customers start using it with the same Vonage numbers and call features they have today.”
Bryan Stokes, VP of Product Management for Vonage said:
“Customers are excited about using Microsoft Teams as a unified collaboration environment, but up to now, adding the Teams phone calling feature has been perceived as disruptive or costly. We have worked with Vonage to create a simple per-user add on to the Vonage Business Communications service, allowing customers to get all the benefits of Microsoft Teams, using the Vonage services and they already have. Call2Teams is a simple Cloud service that acts as a bridge between Microsoft Teams and the Vonage platform; this means there’s no hardware or software for Vonage customers to install, and the dial pad simply appears in Microsoft Teams, so customers start using it with the same Vonage numbers and call features they have today.”
For more information on Call2Teams working with Vonage, visit www.call2teams.com/vonage