The Reshetcall blog
Insights on voice technologies, AI bots and Voice AI - and what powers the products we represent.
WebRTC: how the browser became your business phone
What WebRTC is and how browser calling actually works - no installs, no hardware, encryption built in. Browser telephony for the office, the contact center and your website.
Israel's area codes: the full map and the history behind them
Every Israeli dialing prefix in one place - 02, 03, 04, 08, 09, mobile 05x and nationwide 07x - and how they evolved, from operator-connected calls to number portability.
One system for PBX and contact center: the integration guide
When agents can't transfer calls to the expert at their desk, customers pay. How to unify cloud PBX and contact center: shared presence, warm transfers, one bill.
Programmable Voice: giving your software a phone line with an API
What Programmable Voice (CPaaS) is, and how REST APIs and webhooks put calls, voice alerts and phone verification inside your systems - no rewrite needed.
UCaaS vs. CCaaS: does your business need both?
UCaaS serves your employees; CCaaS serves your customers. The difference, when a PBX alone is enough, when you need both - and why one vendor beats two.
Auto dialers: how they work, the four modes, and how to choose
What an auto dialer is, how Preview, Progressive, Power and Predictive dialing differ, how it connects to your CRM - and what it does to sales output.
AI call transcription: from recordings nobody hears to insights that move the business
What AI call transcription is, how it works, and what you get beyond the text - automatic call summaries, sentiment analysis, QA on every call - and how to enable it.
CRM screen pop: the customer's record opens before you say hello
What a screen pop is, how the phone system identifies callers and opens their CRM record before the agent answers, the benefits, and how to integrate it.
1-800, 1-700 & 1-900 Numbers in Israel: Who Pays and What to Choose
A guide to Israel's special business numbers - 1-800 (toll-free), 1-700 (national) and 1-900 (premium). Who pays for the call in each, when to choose which, how they differ from a star number, and how to route them to a cloud contact center.
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