Fewer people on the phones and lower call charges,
by changing the structure
AI answers first and people take only the calls that are left. Agent headcount can come down by as much as the AI takes on, and number porting removes the charges on call-forwarding legs.
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Charges on incoming calls come from the structure, too
With call forwarding, every leg where a received call is dialed out again is charged. With number porting, that leg does not exist.
A multi-branch education company: one branch, measured for a month
- Rollout in progress at 27 branches
- Integration with the existing PBX (SIP trunk) verified; the same desk phones stay in use
- Tested while keeping the existing lines, then switched over by number porting
83% of call time is incoming calls. With call forwarding, every one of those calls is charged on the forwarding leg; after number porting, that leg disappears.1
The right setup for your current environment
Both setups assume number porting, and both remove the charges on forwarding legs. Not sure which fits? Answer four questions for a recommendation →
We recommend a setup after checking your PBX and lines during the review. Different branches can use different setups.
Verify at one branch, then expand
Adopt only the layers you need
We calculate your possible savings
from your call logs and phone bills
Within one or two days of receiving your files, we send a report broken down by call leg. No meetings or system access needed.
Employees of Korea AI Telecom Inc. answer in person. They take calls the AI hands over on weekdays from 9:00 to 18:00 (Korea time); outside those hours the AI takes the request and leaves it as a text. If you need coverage after 18:00, we agree on it during rollout.