AVOXI South Africa South Africa

AVOXI is a cloud communications provider focused on meeting the international calling needs of call centers, hotels, tour operators, and global enterprises looking to project a local presence.

AVOXI is a cloud communications provider focused on meeting the international calling needs of call centers, hotels, tour operators, and global enterprises looking to project a local presence.
We provide telecommunications and enhanced VoIP solutions including toll free services, call recording, call termination, Cloud PBXs, call center solutions, toll free numbers worldwide, local numbers worldwide, SIP trunks, IAX trunks, DID/DDI numbers, business telephone systems, VoIP phone systems, web callback capability, and conference calling. When your business relies on a VoIP call center solution or international communications, you can rely on AVOXI to have what you need – when you need it – to save money, improve performance and optimize customer service.

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AVOXI South Africa
30 A Dias Crescent
Douglasdale
Johannesburg ,2000
South Africa

Phone: +1 770 937 9735
Site: http://www.avoxi.com/

Contact Person

Aida Kamber / Integrated Marketing Manager
Phone: +1 770 937 9735

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