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Hi All,
We've been using the "free" version of 3CX for 18 months. We've just upgraded to the "paid" version (3CX Pro - 16 lines in, $2k AUD). We had some problems initally, but they have since been sorted thanks to 3CX team.
We are using the 3CX VoIP phone and 3CX Assistant. I'm still at a loss to understand why the 3CX VoIP CLIENT was not simply updated to support the features in Ver7 - for example, the ability to identify incoming calls as belonging to different providers / lines. This feature (which is critical in a call-centre environment) is strange to leave out.
So, we've changed all of our staff and machines over to the new 3CX Phone and Assistant.
The Assistant still is having a few teething problems though.
It is:
- failing to log the user in and timing out
- requiring a restart of the service on the server fairly frequently
- does not actually display real time information and needs to be refreshed quite often
- is more difficult to use than it actually needs to be
- for us, is nothing more than a display of the different extensions, so that you know how to direct a call
I'm still amazed that this needs to be run as a separate app.
Is anyone else experiencing problems?
Can anyone at 3CX explain why the CLIENT was discarded in preference for two separate apps (and therefore twice as much to possibly go wrong!?)
Cheers,
Lee
We've been using the "free" version of 3CX for 18 months. We've just upgraded to the "paid" version (3CX Pro - 16 lines in, $2k AUD). We had some problems initally, but they have since been sorted thanks to 3CX team.
We are using the 3CX VoIP phone and 3CX Assistant. I'm still at a loss to understand why the 3CX VoIP CLIENT was not simply updated to support the features in Ver7 - for example, the ability to identify incoming calls as belonging to different providers / lines. This feature (which is critical in a call-centre environment) is strange to leave out.
So, we've changed all of our staff and machines over to the new 3CX Phone and Assistant.
The Assistant still is having a few teething problems though.
It is:
- failing to log the user in and timing out
- requiring a restart of the service on the server fairly frequently
- does not actually display real time information and needs to be refreshed quite often
- is more difficult to use than it actually needs to be
- for us, is nothing more than a display of the different extensions, so that you know how to direct a call
I'm still amazed that this needs to be run as a separate app.
Is anyone else experiencing problems?
Can anyone at 3CX explain why the CLIENT was discarded in preference for two separate apps (and therefore twice as much to possibly go wrong!?)
Cheers,
Lee