OmniSmart
OmniSmart Cloud PBX

A phone system that connects every call to the entire operation.

Centralize numbers, extensions, IVR, queues, recordings, and reports in the cloud—and keep voice, customer service, and CRM in the same context.

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live operation
Telephony Team view
AvailableConnected extension
12on a call
4waiting
32available
Sales queue real time
RMRenata MartinsRenewal campaign00:48
JCJoão CostaIVR · option 200:26
AFAna FreitasTechnical support00:14
Active call 02:18
RMRenata MartinsIdentified customer
Protocol #84721Team SalesOpportunity Renewals
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verified voice, customer, and protocol in the same flow

Companies that trust their operations to OmniSmart

Direct answer

What is a cloud PBX?

A cloud PBX is a phone system managed by software and hosted in the cloud. It organizes numbers, extensions, IVR, queues, schedules, transfers, and recordings. With OmniSmart, telephony can also share customer context with customer service, CRM, and reports.

Also understand VoIP telephony arrow_forward
One system, four layers

The PBX is no longer an island within the company.

From the moment a call comes in to managerial analysis, each step is part of the same operational journey.

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Receive with clear rules.

Route every contact from the first ring, without relying on manual decisions.

  • check_circleInbound numbers and trunks
  • check_circleIVR, schedules, and holidays
  • check_circleQueues, overflow, and teams
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Inbound flow active
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Business hours openMain IVR 4 optionsSales overflow 30 sContingency configured
Call journey

From number to report, without dropping the ball.

The flow can be designed so rules, service, and data move forward together.

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Number

Recognized origin

schedule

Rule

Time and holiday

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IVR

Contact intent

groups

Queue

Responsible team

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Extension

Customer service

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Contexto

Customer and protocol

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Management

CDR and indicators

sync_alt Each step can feed the next according to the project configuration.
Evidence-based management

The report explains what happened with each call.

Voice data is enriched with operational context to go beyond the simple “answered or not answered.”

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Duration and total duration

Separate the time actually served from the total journey time, including wait and other steps.

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Abandonment with identified queue

See that the call was abandoned and in which team or queue the contact was waiting.

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Consolidated, analytical, and API

View indicators, per-call details, filters, search, CSV/Excel export, and endpoints as applicable.

Telephony team report
ConsolidatedAnalytical
RECEIVED1.284selected period
ANSWERED1.116by inbound and outbound
ABANDONMENT7,2%identified queue
AVERAGE TIME03:42service
Volume per day
Operation times
Wait 00:28Customer service 03:42Operation 04:19Abandonment 00:36
ContactTeamStatusTotal duration
Renata MartinsSalesAnswered04:08
João CostaSupportTabbed06:21
Ana FreitasFinanceiroAbandoned00:41
Operational continuity

Product details that prevent gaps in the process.

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Tabulation doesn't disappear on refresh.

A post-call pending item can be recovered after refreshing the page or logging back in, preserving contact, number, protocol, and duration.

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The team finishes before receiving another one.

During tabulation, the user can remain on operational pause. After completing it, they become available again according to the defined rule.

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The phone finds the right contact.

Number normalization helps avoid DDI duplicates and relate the call to the same contact used in other channels, such as WhatsApp.

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Comparison

It's not just swapping the physical PBX for the cloud.

The difference lies in the level of connection between telephony, people, and data.

CriterionTraditional physical PBXIsolated cloud PBXConnected OmniSmart
InfrastructureOn-site PBX and physical maintenanceSoftware-based administrationCloud administration with operation design
Extensions and remote workGreater dependence on the officeAvailableAvailable with users and teams in the flow
IVR, schedules, and queuesMore rigid configurationAvailableAvailable with interaction context
Customer identificationUsually manual lookupDepends on external integrationContact, protocol, and CRM as configured
IndicatorsBasic recordsCall CDRContextualized CDR, times, and abandonment by team
IntegrationsMore limitedVary by providerCustomer service, CRM, automations, and API
Guided implementation

Migrating telephony requires design, not improvisation.

Implementation considers technology, customer journey, and team routine before the switch.

Portability: keeping the numbers depends on the carrier, the service type, and the feasibility analysis. This is assessed in the transition plan.
01

Mapping the current operation

Numbers, carriers, extensions, teams, IVRs, schedules, queues, integrations, and contingency points.

02

Flow design

Entry rules, distribution, overflow, permissions, tabulation, and data needed for management.

03

Configuration and testing

Environment, extensions, network, headsets, integrations, voice quality, and failure scenarios.

04

Going live

Training, monitoring, and phased activation to reduce impact on customer service.

Frequently asked questions

Before choosing a cloud PBX.

Straightforward answers to evaluate technology, integration, and implementation.

What is a cloud PBX?

A cloud PBX is a telephone system managed by software and hosted in the cloud. It organizes numbers, extensions, IVR, queues, schedules, transfers, and recordings without relying on a physical PBX installed at the office.

What is the difference between a cloud PBX and VoIP telephony?

VoIP is the technology that carries voice over the internet. The cloud PBX is the system that applies rules to the operation: it creates extensions, distributes calls, runs the IVR, controls queues, and provides management data.

Does the OmniSmart Cloud PBX work on the computer and on the cell phone?

The operation can use a browser-based softphone and compatible apps, depending on the project design, the device, and the permissions set for each user.

Is it possible to keep current numbers?

Portability depends on the carrier, the number type, and technical feasibility. OmniSmart checks these conditions before migration to organize the transition safely.

Does the system have IVR, queues, and call distribution?

Yes. The project can include IVR menus, schedules, holidays, queues, overflow, and distribution rules by team or extension.

Can calls be linked to the customer and the CRM?

Yes. Depending on the configured integration, the call can be associated with the contact, ticket, team, user, and opportunity, keeping the voice within the customer service and sales context.

Which telephony metrics are available?

Reports can include received, made, answered, abandoned, and tabulated calls, as well as wait, service, operation, and abandonment times. There are consolidated and analytical views, filters, export, and API depending on the contracted scope.

Is it possible to record calls?

Yes. Recording can be part of the configuration and must be used according to the purpose of the operation, the privacy policy, and the rules applicable to the business.

Does quality depend on the internet?

Yes. As with any IP telephony, the experience depends on connectivity, local network, equipment, and configuration. Therefore, the project must include testing, traffic prioritization, proper headsets, and contingency.

How is the cloud PBX implemented?

Implementation starts by mapping numbers, extensions, IVRs, queues, schedules, integrations, and connectivity. Then come configuration, testing, training, and phased go-live.

See the PBX designed for your operation.

Talk to a specialist to map numbers, extensions, queues, integrations, and metrics that make sense for your company.

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