Deciding how to answer
You will receive and answer the WebCalls using your own telephony system, as any other regular call.
As Call You Free is a SIP based communications tool, you can also use any software application or hardware that uses a SIP protocol, if it is properly configured.
Method 1: standard and simplest method, using your regular PBX system
You don't need to do anything, simply properly configure your account, and the WebCalls will be automatically derived to your standard or cellular phone lines, and you will certainly manage this calls like any other regular call.
Method 2: using a SoftPhone
This is a software solution and you will need a computer to do this. Download and install your favorite softphone application and configure it with the SIP account parameters you received in our email after the registration process.
Figure 1 - Desktop Computer or Notebook with a wired internet connection and a SoftPhone
Figure 2 - Desktop Computer or Notebook with a wireless internet connection and a SoftPhone
If you do not know what softphone to use, we recommend some freeware alternatives (see Recommended SoftPhones in our Download Section).
To use a SoftPhone to answer the webcalls you must:
- Download an install the SoftPhone application
- Configure it with the proper user name, password, domain
You are now ready to receive the WebCalls.
Method 3: using a standard analog telephone device
This is a hardware solution and you will need a ata device to do this. Get your own SIP device and configure it with the SIP account parameters you received in our email after the registration process..
Figure 3 - Standard analog telephone device with a VoIP adapter
Figure 4 - Two standard analog telephone devices with a dual line VoIP adapter
Figure 5 - An extension of your own telephone network
Figure 6 - One (or more) IP phone(s) connected to your router
You are now ready to receive the WebCalls.
Method 4: using an extension of your own IP-PBX system
If you have an IP PABX it will certainly manage external SIP accounts. So, ask your tech support to configure your Call You Free account in your own PABX and to set up which extensions will be able to answer the WebCalls.