Citel Technologies Inc. Canada

Call recording is a standard industry practice to enable quality service, training, security, transaction verification, and emergency services applications.

Citel pioneered solutions that convert digital PBX/KTS signals for call recording on standard analog equipment. Our industry-leading EDAC monitors all line appearances on the desktop handset and then reformat digitized information into a standard analog format required by most enterprise-grade recording equipment. EDAC units passively capture both sides of a conversation and send audio to the recorder when a call is active.

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Citel Technologies Inc.
151 North Rivermede Rd. Concord, Ontario L4K 0C4
Concord
Ontario ,L4K 0C4
Canada

Phone: +1 877-248-3587
Phone: +1 416-644-5527
Site: http://www.citel.com/Products/Other.asp

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Phone: +1 877-248-3587

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