Keep extensions reachable beyond the desk.

Enable business extensions to be reached throughout the company and remotely, while retaining a consistent extension identity and call policy as users move between approved endpoints.

Keep extensions reachable beyond the desk.
The desk phone limitation

Let work patterns guide each extension.

Employees may need to manage business calls from desk phones, software clients, or another supported SIP endpoint.

The design must preserve extension identity, routing, and permissions while confirming the current client, device, and network capabilities required for each user group.

OFFICE

Move between work areas

Use a supported SIP or software endpoint within the business calling environment.

REMOTE

Connect an approved remote client

Extend the business extension over the network and security design selected for the project.

IN MOTION

Keep existing phones in service

Allow documented analog, SIP, and software endpoint types to communicate.

POLICY

Apply calling permissions

Keep external routes, transfer, and dialing rules under UCP control.

The extension stays on the platform while the endpoint changes

OpenVox UCP connecting business extensions to multiple endpoint types

Extension identity

The extension stays on the platform while the endpoint changes

UCP manages the extension and call behavior, while connected SIP phones, SoftPhone, or desktop clients come from the authorized network environment.

Desk endpoint

Validated SIP or analog phone

Software client

Current approved client capability

UCP extension

Identity, routing, and permissions

SIP trunk

External or inter-system call path

The extension stays on the platform while the endpoint changes

Keep the platform stable as endpoints vary.

UCP is the call core; endpoint and gateway selection follows approved user and device requirements.

Verified extension model for mobile work.

Current client versions, operating systems, remote access, and feature availability remain project checks.

Multiple endpoint categories

UCP documents analog phones, SoftPhone, SIP phones, desktop clients, SIP consoles, and IADs.

Business calling features

UCP documents hold, transfer, forwarding, pickup, conference, and voicemail services.

Number and permission control

Number analysis and permission features remain part of the UCP call core.

External interoperability

Standard SIP trunks connect UCP with documented IP voice environments.

Design extensions around user mobility.

Share user groups, endpoint preferences, current client requirements, network access, and calling policies. OpenVox can help define the platform and validation scope.

Related products

UCP1600

Uses the standard SIP protocol; provides 1 main control card slot and 4 module card slots; compatible with mainstream IMS/NGN, IPPBX and SIP server platforms;

Softphone

VoxCon is a FREE softphone application that allows users to make and receive voice/video calls and instant messages via the OpenVox IPPBX system or other SIP servers, over cellular data or WiFi from anywhere in the world. You can download it from Google Play or the IOS App Store; more info

C421

2.8" color screen (320x240); 12 SIP accounts, HD voice; supports 6-way audio conferencing;

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