The IT Nerd

I reviewed Ooma Office a while back and I had this to say:

Ooma has a winner with Ooma Office. It’s easy to set up, it’s easy to manage, and the call quality is outstanding.

We’ll, it’s just got better in three ways:

• Introducing SureFax: Ooma Office is now optimized to more reliably send and receive faxes over virtually any high-speed Internet connection. This is an important addition because analog faxing has been a painful experience over VoIP – the added layers of complexity coupled with the need for consistent high-speed Internet leads to a high failure rate. Now, they haven’t solved it, but it’s gotten a whole lot better.
• There’s a new web-based portal that gives each user their own view into the Office system and lets them listen to voicemail, view call logs, set call forwarding and update other preferences. It also enables click-to-call so users can make and return calls with one-click on a phone number inside the portal. This allows you to the administrative burden on business owners.
• Ooma Office now enables businesses to add or port a toll-free number to their account for the same $9.99 per number monthly fee as local numbers. Toll-free numbers come with 500 minutes of free calling per month. Businesses that anticipate greater toll-free traffic can purchase additional plans, by signing in to their Ooma Office Manager account at https://office.ooma.com/.

Now the best part about all of this is that if you own Ooma Office, these features are already live on your hardware. That’s great because you don’t have to worry about upgrading. It’s already taken care for you. Clearly Ooma Office continues to be the winner that I thought I was earlier this year.

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