Onstream Meetings vs. OpenVoice

There are other services offered for free with more integration to existing infrastructure.

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OpenVoice works really well for large 80+ conference calls. We've hosted over 30+ calls on the system and never once had any service outages. It is a stable platform that works reliably!

Incentivized

• Easy to use
• Easy to setup
• Friendly UI

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• Simple dial-in instructions.
• Multiple number choices to call in with.
• Recording!
• Web portal to control the call.
• Simple billing.

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• Integration with existing services
• With company moving toward VoIP solution this becomes obsolete as we get the same service already included in the price of VoIP and we also do get this ability for free through Office 365 (online version, no dial-in)

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• No built-in video options.

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It's been years since I've had to call into OpenVoice for any technical support issues. The main issues I had were more on the billing side, but those billing issues were cleared up quickly.

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I have selected because at the time Skype for Business was horrible and we did not have 3CX at the time. We have acquired 3CX which is great and Skype for Business improved tremendously.

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OpenVoice provides a quick, simple way to gather users together for conference calls. We've tried using WebEx's audio bridge, but many times users find themselves confused by the prompts. We've tried numerous times to educate users on WebEx, but it always seems to fall back on OpenVoice.

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• There is no need to purchase new service where you may already have existing service that includes the very same thing
• It is great for small businesses that need this for presentations, support, etc.

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• The built-in recording feature allows us to post recordings of conference calls with ease.
• Attendance to OpenVoice calls have been positive.

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