Designed specifically for small or medium-sized businesses, the Panasonic KX-NS700 unified communications solution is a small system with the ability to manage big future growth. Panasonic has a reputation for quality technology, without needing a huge budget.
It’s Easy to install and maintain and is a cost-effective legacy and IP communication system for companies with up to 250 users in a single site that can be flexibly configured and expanded, making it the ideal alternative to cloud-based solutions.
One flexible system. Multiple communications capabilities.
Smart hybrid system… The system has adequate capacity for legacy and IP ports, and an activation key or expansion cabinet that can be used to expand the system when you want. It can even connect to the Panasonic KX-NS1000 system to create a small, medium and enterprise solution.
Advanced, rich features… The system starts from only 6 extensions, up to 288 extensions with Expansion Units. It is also a unified communications system which has rich IP features, such as mobile linking, integrated voicemail and e-mail, instant messaging (chat), and presence information.
Call centre solution… The KX-NS700 can support the needs of supervisors in call centres, such as queue announcements, live status monitoring, activity reports, automatic conversation recording and Network Attached Storage (NAS).
Simplified installation & maintenance… The installer can easily programme everything related to functions such as PBX and VM, thanks to a built-in web server. Programming can even be carried out remotely.
The Panasonic KX-NS700 is the successor to the KX-NCP and KX-TDE100 and comes built-in with the functions of the KX-NS1000. It is being hailed as a ‘one package platform for businesses’ with many impressive features and simplified maintenance.
To find out more about how the Pansonic KX telephone system could work for your business please give us a call at 0345 389 2310 and one of our team will be happy to help, or view more information on Panasonic telephone systems here.
