How many boxes does it take to build
a VoIP phone system?
We found competing VoIP phone systems to be very complicated. Many require multiple computers and gateways to be linked together to provide standard features such as voice mail, auto attendant, or even an operator console. If more advanced features such as a conference bridge, call recording, or call center agents are needed, the number of boxes and manufacturers can begin to pile up:

The MAX1000 is a premium VoIP phone system that was designed to include everything needed to run a first rate business in a simple and manageable solution. The system is packaged to support branch offices or single offices locations with up to 48 telephones and can be fully integrated with larger AltiGen phone systems as part of a multi-location solution. The system and all complimentary applications are designed, engineered and manufactured by AltiGen to ensure the highest  interoperability and quality control.

As a market innovator, AltiGen continues to push the envelope by being the first in the industry to package a Meet-me Conference Bridge, Call Recording, and Mobility Solutions like ExtensionAnywhere™ and One Number Access into a single VoIP communications solution.

“It’s amazing that this much capability is possible in a single box.”

Darrell Murray, President of Net Systems Communications

In a single system, the MAX1000 provides:

• Support for up to 48 extensions per system
• Integrated Voicemail with 4500 hours of storage
• Meet-me Conference Bridge
• Call Recording
• ExtensionAnywhere™ and One Number
  Access mobility solutions
• Customized Auto Attendants
• T1/PRI/E1/FXS PSTN trunking support
• VoIP SIP extensions & trunking

Click HERE for a full list of technical specifications and additional feature and software options.