Likelihood to Recommend Avaya Aura is secure and reliable; in our case, for customers that looking for stable solutions on voice, Avaya Aura is that solution fit. In a scenario where our customer is looking for digitalization, I think Avaya Aura is less appropriate.
Read full review For the sake of compliance and training, you can record your conversations and store your customer communications. You could have full control over all websites connected to your business phone account. Thanks to the program's corporate directory feature, you can access a contact database with click-to-call capabilities available online
Read full review Pros So one of the things it's done well is it's stable. It's networked at all the sites. We have five-digit dialing everywhere, and one of the features we like is the crisis alert feature. So if somebody calls 911 at a particular school, it sets an alarm off on the phones upfront and displays the extension number and the room number of who called 911. So they can respond and they know where to send first responders. So it's pretty cool. Read full review You can control your calls, wait, hang up, transfer, intercept, and park for a better client experience without being bothered. You can control and keep an eye on calls from your preferred users and groups by personalizing your display. Read full review Cons Pricing is always a concern. How to maintain the attractive price point as they transition from perpetual licensing to subscription-based. Offering the benefits of 'economies of scale' even in situations where the transitioning is not wholesale from the onset but incremental over time. Read full review I would like the Blueface subscription price to be more affordable. Read full review Likelihood to Renew We are happy with this product since we have used until now around 10 years.
Read full review Alternatives Considered So I've seen the Cisco product out there. I've seen the old Nortel products, Mitel, I've been doing this for a long time. I've seen a lot of other products. And Avaya, Nortel were the Western Electric and Northern Electric of the world way back when. So pretty much the grandparents of all the other stuff that's out there. So their foundation is really strong. So I think this product stacks up amazing, especially for places that are mission critical, like hospitals, maybe the military, and stuff like that. They have the app, if you need an app, they do stuff on mobile devices, and that you can have remote workers. So I think they stack up really well against the other companies. The problem is probably advertising and the schools that are teaching this stuff are promoting a particular product and that's where the other products have the advantage. They're in the schools and it's, I call it indoctrination, but they're in the schools and they're teaching the people. The other product, their competitors are teaching in the schools, their product line. And that's how they can do promotion better.
Read full review Calls may be encrypted using Blueface's TLS/SRTP encryption, raising the level of security. You may track your call activity, obtain a report on your calls, and use analytics to guide business choices.
Read full review Return on Investment As far as a negative impact on a surface level, not too much negative impact was to go right into that and we had the scare eight months ago. Well, we didn't know if Avaya was a product we were going to be able to continue with. But after this conference, we got the warm and fuzzies back. That is a product that we can keep for a number of years and they'll continue to grow and keep on upgrading it and stay current. So we'll be sticking with that. Read full review You might save money and have more effective business communications. Track your calling patterns and make business decisions based on statistics. Through the device history, you can monitor any changes or issues. You can remotely check the availability of your employees using Blueface BLF. Read full review ScreenShots