At the office, the IP phone.
Handset, headset or hands-free, on the network cable or Wi-Fi.
IP phones — Seven IP phones, from the workshop to reception.
From the two-line phone to the three-screen switchboard. All are set up the same way and carry the same directory.
Our IP phones
Seven models, sorted by use.
From the phone at the end of a corridor to the one that routes every call in the building. Each card opens the model's spec sheet.
The extra IP phone
Entry-level Wi-Fi IP phone
- 2 SIP accounts
- Wi-Fi 2.4 and 5 GHz
- 132 × 64 screen
- PoE
The everyday work phone
12-line professional phone
- 12 SIP accounts
- 21 BLF keys
- Dual-band Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth 5.4
The everyday work phone
High-end touchscreen IP phone
- 4.3″ IPS touchscreen
- 10 SIP accounts
- 64 BLF keys
- PoE
The everyday work phone
Touchscreen IP phone, Android 9.0
- 7″ touchscreen
- 20 SIP accounts
- 112 BLF keys
- Optional USB camera
The receptionist console
Receptionist IP phone
- 106 DSS keys
- 3 LCD screens
- 20 SIP accounts
- Bluetooth 2.1
All seven, on one line.
| Model | Screen | SIP accounts | Keys | Ethernet | Wi-Fi | Bluetooth | PoE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMK12PBusiness IP phone | 132 × 64 | 2 | 2 | 10/100 Mbit/s | — | — | yes |
| CMK12GEntry-level IP phone | 132 × 64 | 2 | 2 | Gigabit | — | — | yes |
| CMK12WEntry-level Wi-Fi IP phone | 132 × 64 | 2 | 2 | 10/100 Mbit/s | 2.4 and 5 GHz | — | yes |
| CMK14W12-line professional phone | Colour 2.8″ | 12 | 21 | Gigabit | Dual-band, Wi-Fi 6 | 5.4 | yes |
| CMK15High-end touchscreen IP phone | 4.3″ IPS touch | 10 | 64 | Gigabit | 2.4 GHz | Headset, via USB | yes |
| CMK17VTouchscreen IP phone, Android 9.0 | 7″ touch | 20 | 112 | Gigabit | 2.4 GHz | 4.2 | yes |
| CMK20Receptionist IP phone | Colour 4.3″ + 2 × 3.5″ | 20 | 106 | 10/100/1000 Mbps | Via dongle | 2.1 | — |
Values come from each model's datasheet; a dash means the datasheet doesn't mention it, not that the phone can't do it. Dimensions, weight, power supply and box contents are in each model's PDF datasheet.
BLF keys
The lamp tells you who is free.
Each BLF key follows a colleague or a department. Before transferring, a glance is enough; the same key calls them.
- The lamp lights up when the colleague is on the phone.
- It blinks when their phone rings.
- A key can also call reception or a department.
Plug in
One MAC address, and the phone knows who it is.
The phone is declared in the console by its MAC address and model. Plugged in, it fetches its configuration on its own.
Inventory
Everything there is around the phones.
What exists is ticked. What is missing is in grey.
Not yet
The range
- Seven models, from two to twenty SIP accounts
- Up to 112 programmable keys
- Power over the network cable (PoE) on six models
- Wi-Fi on five models, Bluetooth on four
- Downloadable data sheets
In the console
- Declare by MAC address, or CSV import
- Catalogue model, user, profile, transport
- BLF keys, lines and speed dials
- Live connection, resync
Other brands
- Cisco and Polycom profiles in the catalogue
- Older SIP phones served over TFTP, on the local network
Around the IP phone
The phone rings. Everything else is set elsewhere.
The phone system
Opening hours, voicemail, forwarding and ring groups, set in the console.
Live supervision
Queues, agents and calls in progress, without reloading the page.
Call listening and rights
Who can listen in, who can change a setting, and a record of every change.
The Koukou voice agent
It answers on your numbers in the caller's language and leaves the summary on the contact record.
The mobile app
The same extension and the same number, on iOS and Android.
See the phones for real
In Tunis, pick up the handset before you order.
Questions
What people ask us before they order.
The answers describe what the platform does today.
Bring your numbering plan.
We look together at how many IP phones you need, which types, and which ones you keep. The ones you already own count in the quote.
