XOP Networks’ Click to Call application empowers users to join or initiate audio conferences through a single click on their PC or mobile device. Whether it's launching an emergency dial-out or joining an ongoing session, the application leverages WebRTC technology for real-time, browser-based communication—no downloads required. It supports diverse scenarios like connecting to Meet-me, Hoot-n-Holler, Firebar, or triggering a Mass Notification session—ensuring fast, reliable communication wherever internet access is available.
Browser-Based Operation — Press a button on your mobile or PC to connect without the need for desk phones or installed apps.
Multi-Conference Support — Launch or join Meet-me, Hoot-n-Holler, Firebar, or trigger mass alerts from one interface.
Customisable Icons — Generate dedicated icons for specific actions, installed on desktops or mobile home screens.
Web Integration — Use provided code snippets to embed “Click to Call” on websites or internal portals.
Cross-Platform Compatibility — Supports Chrome, Firefox, and Safari across all major operating systems and devices.
No Toll Charges — Make voice calls over the internet to eliminate telecom costs while maintaining high call quality.
Click to Call enables users to join ongoing conferences or initiate emergency dial-outs with just one tap from their mobile phone or desktop. Whether it's a Meet-me call, a Hoot-n-Holler session, or a Mass Notification trigger, the interaction is fast, intuitive, and seamless.
Designed for modern mobility, the application works across browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, on devices such as PCs, MacBooks, Android and iOS phones or tablets. There's no need for downloads — just click and connect.
Moderators can create multiple icons tailored to specific actions and install them on desktops or mobile home screens. These icons instantly engage the default browser and place voice calls using WebRTC or PSTN, eliminating toll charges.
Integration is simple through a Click to Call code snippet, allowing third-party websites to offer “Click Here to Call” features. It’s a convenient and cost-effective way to boost accessibility for support desks, emergency teams, or collaboration hubs.
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