Roadmap

As soon as your app is connected to your VoIP provider, you can use it to make and receive calls using your Internet connection. This Softphone will be available for the following operating systems:Windows and Mac OSX

As soon as your app is connected to your VoIP provider, you can use it to make and receive calls using your Internet connection. This Softphone will be available for the following operating systems: iOS and Android devices.

The templates for the provisioning are released for SNOM and Yealink

The provisioning app “Ayrix Scan & Go” is released and available for mobile devices on App Store & Play Store.

Coming Soon.

Updates are done fully automated if enabled. Fresh features will be deployed on regular base.

Manual on Homepage ayrix.com

Coming Soon.

Coming Soon.

We are working with Queuemetrics

Call Super Vision
Inbound Queue with lot’s of features
IVR with drag and drop

In Unified Communications solutions, different media such as audio, video and text as well as client-based functions such as instant messaging (instant messages in real time) are combined in a common interface.

Working with MS Teams
Estos
Bria Enterprise

Total Teams Integration as a normal Extension. Teams Client can be addet in IVR, Ringgroup, Queue, FollowMe and so on. Multiregistration with same outbound number and normal SIP Phone or Softclient. Dialing as a short number pickup call.

Released

• winet.ch
• peoplefone.ch
• sipcall.ch

• CompanyFlex
• DeutschlandLAN
• DNS:NET
• easybell.de
• ecotel.de
• peoplefone.de
• Sipgate.de

• hostprofis.com
• innosoft.at
• peoplefone.at
• sipcall.at
• telematica.at

• gotrunk.com
• sipgate.co.uk

• peoplefone.fr

The calendar function allows users to import an external calendar for use with the PBX system. For example, MS Exchange Web Service, MS Exchange, CalDAV & ICal Calendar.

With the call forwarding function, users can forward in- coming calls on specific days or time slots. Forwarding can take place internally or externally.

With the extension routing function, users can route in- coming and outgoing calls depending on certain rules.

With the follow-me function, a user can forward the in- coming call to one or more extensions. With several ex- tensions, it’s a ring group. Forwarding can be set up to a landline and mobile number. The main difference to a standard ring group is, that all extensions of the ring group are busy as soon as one of the extensions, answers the incoming call

This feature allows the user to use different CIDs for call identification numbers depending on the country where the call originates.

With the day/night function, you can redirect several DIDs to the same specific destination.

With the ring group function, you can create a virtual extension that forwards the call in parallel to all available extensions and phone numbers (DID) within the ring group. As soon as the call is an- swered by one of these extensions, the call branches to all other extensions are deleted.

The IVR (Interactive Voice Response) feature allows the PBX to interact with callers using voice mes- sages and DTMF (Dual-tone multi-frequency) tones entered from the caller keypad.

The queue function distributes incoming calls to groups of agents who have been added to a queue. The calls can be distributed according to various mechanisms, such as round-robin, ring all, etc.

With this function, all calls can be forwarded to a
forwarding destination (DID) when certain time conditions are met.

When the intercom function is used, all assigned extensions are switched to loud speaking. One way communication from the initiator to all extensions is active.

The conference function allows users to create and manage conference calls between two or more participants.

With the fax server function, you can receive faxes in PDF format to a configured e-mail address.

With the fax extension function, you can create, delete and duplicate extensions, to receive faxes within the PBX system.

With the Ayrix dashboard, you can monitor the status, events, and usage of the Ayrix instance in real-time.

This function allows the user to enter additional settings for a specific extension.

Based on the call setup, the SIP protocol negotiates the codec to be used between the participants. The first codec that matches on both sides is selected. Different codec variants have been developed over the years. If you have assigned a SIP trunk with a codec selection, the extensions have already made the standard codec selection available beforehand. However, you can create a preferred codec selection for each extension.

The voicemail function is used to transmit the recorded audio message of a caller to an extension.

With the hold function, a user can put a call on hold on a telephone set and continue the call from the same or another telephone set.

With the “Incoming” function, the administrator can configure the routing rules for incoming calls.

With the “Outgoing” function, the administrator can configure the routing rules for outgoing calls.

With the Routing Emergency Numbers function, the user can enter local emergency numbers that are always called directly without verification.

With the trunk line function, the administrator can add and manage SIP trunks to be used with the PBX.

With the Record greeting’s function, you can record or upload an announcement (i.e., greeting) that is used and played by any other function that requests the playback of the recorded greeting.

The PBX function-call allows the user to enter feature codes to access various features of the PBX (i.e., * 13 for call waiting, * 69 for rebooting the phone, etc.).

With the callback function for PBX transmission, the user can activate or deactivate and configure ongoing call forwarding within the PBX.

With the “music on hold” function, the telephone system can play audio files or radio streams to the caller while waiting, if the call is on hold.

GEO CID enables access to inbound traffic based on the E164 country.

The telephony application programming interface (TAPI) is a standard interface for connecting telephony to a server. A (Windows) TAPI server is responsible for handling the call flows between the PBX and the client. Microsoft has released several versions. TAPI version 1.x, 2.x and 3.x. TAPI 2.1 and 3.1 are still used today.

With the speed dialling function, you can use speed dialling codes to reach a destination number. Speed dialling rules can be created, removed, and copied.

With the global voicemail function, you can configure and access the standard voicemail box for the entire PBX instance.

With this function, you can block IP addresses that have tried unsuccessfully to log in with a specific number of retries within a certain period of time, either by registering with the PBX or by logging in to the PBX GUI.

This feature gives users and groups access to the various Ayrix GUI functions. The options «Read», «Write» or «Delete» can be allowed or blocked

This function manages the PIN registration within the telephone system by assigning a PIN to one or more extensions.

With the “Number Blacklist” function, the user can block a list of numbers for incoming and/or out- going calls. The call is either ended or forwarded to a specific number.

With the “Geo-Restrictions” function, you can restrict the geographical availability of the web interface, telephone registration, and incoming and outgoing calls.

With this function, data is encrypted before it is transmitted over the Internet.

With this function, the administrator can configure
the settings for the network interface, routing, and connectivity for the entire telephone system.

This function enables the administrator to configure the e-mail server and e-mail templates for the entire telephone system.

With this function, the administrator can check the available elements of the active Ayrix license.

You can use the Language & Region function to select your language package for the telephone system. In addition, the time zone, the NTP time server and the E.164 settings can be configured manually.

With this function, the Ayrix administrator can restart or shut down the telephone system. The administrator password is required to perform this action.

The trivial File Transfer Protocol, TFTP for short, is a very simple client-server protocol that regulates the transfer of files in computer networks. The TFTP function allows files such as telephone lists to be saved in a central location.

The phone book is used to create, search and import phone book entries. Telephone book entries can be selected between business, mobile, and private numbers. A new contact can be added individually or multiple via a CSV template.