Nortel Norstar CallPilot VPIM/AMIS Authorization

CallPilot with digital networking has the capability to send voice and text messages to other systems with Voice Profile for Internet Messaging (VPIM) enabled. In addition to providing efficient message exchange between CallPilot systems, Digital Networking can be used to network Meridian Mail systems equipped with Meridian Mail Net Gateway and Enterprise Networking software to digitally network voice messages.

• High message quality that improves communications
• Cost-effective use of network resources for both data and voice transmission
• Reduced network usage by sending messages one time to remote recipients at one location
• Faster transmission that improves communication and reduces transmission time
• Enhanced enterprise customer network messaging
• Timesaving by recording a message once and addressing it to multiple recipients
• Flexibility
• Transparency of communication
• Faster forwarding of messages, as messages can be forwarded to an individual by using only four digits, as if the recipient were down the hall
• Standardization of “look and feel” ensures that companies with several branches all appear to be the same (i.e., forwarding and replying to messages).

• Forwarding Network Messages – allows users to forward network messages to other local users; however, the message envelope of the originator of the network message is not preserved and forwarded with the message. Only the body of the message will be forwarded.
• Reply to Network Messages – lets a network message recipient reply and create an outgoing network message that is already addressed to the originator. The replier can also assign message delivery options before sending the message.
• Delivery Options – let users specify network messages as certified, urgent and private and implement them in exactly the same way as local messages.
• Non Delivery Notification (NDN) – means that when an error of some type occurs, preventing delivery of a network message, a network NDN is generated by the remote system (the system intended to receive the message). If a network message is addressed to multiple sites in a network and some sites cannot receive the message, other sites in the same network recipient lists can still receive the message successfully.