Manage incoming calls with a virtual receptionist
If you are self-employed or run a small business, you may work both in and out of the office and struggle to answer every customer call. A virtual landline number and a virtual PBX can help organise incoming calls. Give customers the number and let a voice menu welcome them and offer extensions: press 1 for sales, press 2 for billing, for example. You can configure each extension of your virtual PBX to forward calls to a different landline or mobile, or send them all to the same phone. Choose the arrangement that fits how your business handles calls.
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Run temporary marketing campaigns
A common use for a virtual number is a specific product or service launch. You publish a phone number so that people can request information or place an order. With FijoVirtual, calls ring on the landline or mobile you choose. By adding a virtual PBX, you can configure email notifications for incoming calls. This helps you keep track of the number of calls received and assess the response to your campaign. A dedicated number lets you distinguish these enquiries from calls to your usual business number and see how much telephone interest the campaign generates. Virtual numbers.
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