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Avaya Overview

Free | Paid

4.1

/5

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  • Linux
  • Windows
  • Large Enterprises
  • Small Businesses

Avaya, a cutting-edge cloud-based platform, provides a comprehensive suite of services, including Communications as a Service (CaaS) and Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS), all wrapped within an innovative customer experience platform. With a strategic focus on enhancing interactions for both clients and staff, Avaya is reshaping the landscape of engagement.

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Avaya Features

  • Avaya FeaturesPre-meeting setup with audio and video preview : Allows users to set up audio and video settings before meetings, ensuring a smooth and efficient meeting experience.
  • Avaya FeaturesNoise elimination : Removes background noise during communications, ensuring clear and uninterrupted conversations.
  • Avaya FeaturesBring your own chatbot : Enables businesses to leverage their preferred chatbot solutions seamlessly.
  • Avaya FeaturesVideo recording : Enables users to record video meetings, capturing important discussions and presentations for future reference.
  • Avaya FeaturesIntelligent routing : Efficiently directs incoming communication requests to the most appropriate channels or agents.
  • Avaya FeaturesAPI : Allows businesses to easily integrate Avaya's features and functionality into their existing systems and workflows.

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Top Reviews
  • Mark Jill S.Telecommunications

    5.0

    /5

    The software is very easy to use. There's no need to use the telephone since it is directly going to the software. Transferring calls, holding, or whatever features are just a click away on the pc.

  • Brittany D.International Product Development Manager

    3.5

    /5

    Always a challenge to navigate how to change the user assigned to a phone, especially in conference rooms. It is never as simple as it appears. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.