Spoke Phone Features
Spoke has all the phone system stuff...
Greet and route callers automatically, manually, or personally
Custom greetings, music, on-hold adverts on each number and / or office
Ring groups of people and route calls to the right people fast
Transfer calls off mobile phones. Cold, announce & transfer, send to voicemail.
Never search email looking for someone's phone number again
Deliver different experiences and route calls to different employees for each brand
Port (move) your numbers to Spoke so customer calls keep on coming
Give customers local numbers to call you, no matter where in the world you are
Get numbers in any country in a few clicks, and make your company stand out
Native Apple and Android apps to power up your remote workers and BYOD program
Use any supported SIP/IP desk phone (you can even reuse your old desk phones)
Connect up your favourite soft phone for easy calling on your computer
Call and see when contacts stored in your personal phone book call you
Call and see when customers in your CRM or other system call you
Integrate contacts from your CRM and automatically log calls once the call ends
Call 2 or 200 people in a tap, for instant conference calls with no dial-in or PIN
Answer calls on any device, then swap the call to another device without losing the call
No more dialling in to listen to voice-mail - just read it on screen
Secure encrypted call recording that can be stored on your servers or ours
Set office times to automatically play a different greeting when the office is closed
Roll calls to external numbers and give customers a great after-hours experience
Calling features
Other features
Then, Spoke has some stuff too...
Talk to send transcribed text notes to yourself, teammates, and customers
Shake your phone to capture something important you just heard on a call
Keep talking when the call ends to write-up transcribed call notes
Conference calls that call you. No downloads, pion numbers, or dial-in
Automatically downgrade to carrier voice calling when Wi-Fi or data signal drops
