Telephony often grows as a collection of isolated PBXs, extensions, links, gateways and tools, making administration, mobility and multi-site evolution difficult.
iKIRIMA FÉNIX
n enterprise communications ecosystem integrating IP telephony, extensions, SIP trunks, mobility, operations and administration through a flexible architecture.
Learn moreThe challenge
The value proposition
iKIRIMA unifies voice and administration in a platform designed for cloud, private infrastructure or hybrid architectures, integrating endpoints, SIP and existing networks.
How it works
Capabilities activated by the operation.
They are not isolated pieces. Each module contributes a function to the same system and shares context with the rest.
Intelligence changes with context.
The same architecture can observe, anticipate and support different decisions depending on the asset and operation.
Where this architecture comes alive.
The same intelligence takes a different form depending on the asset, operation and risk.
One solution. Many disciplines.
Integration happens when capabilities stop operating as silos and begin sharing purpose, context and data.
Keep exploring how everything connects.
Ikirima - IAT501
Connects analog phones, fax machines, modems, and point-of-sale terminals to the Ikírima UC8000 platform. Features include 1 or 2 FXS ports, T.38 fax support, TLS and SRTP encryption with 128-bit AES, VLAN and DSCP support, and remote management via web, SNMP, and TR-069. Power supply included.
Ikirima - UC8000-VM
Voicemail and unified messaging module for Ikírima UC8000. Voicemail per extension with speed dial key, accessible from any phone, three greetings, urgent messages, and associated extensions. Sends messages to email with playback controls, encrypts calls with TLS and SRTP, and operates in survivability mode.
Ikirima - IVM500
All-in-one videoconferencing management platform: manages IMS590 MCUs, ITV510 rooms, and terminals from other brands; handles conferences, reports, and CDRs; includes an H.323 gatekeeper, SIP server, and firewall traversal. It operates on its own physical server, distributes resources across multiple MCUs, updates equipment in batches, and schedules conferences with recording capabilities.
