Superior Audio Quality Makes Conference Call An Ideal Choice To Collaborate With Colleagues From Various Locations
You can now connect with more people on the same call for lower rates by using
the normal telephone system. onConference
provides high quality conference call services that can be initiated with no
prior booking. The service is backed by
one of the largest conferencing infrastructure that is available in the globe. 5000 conferencing ports are connected through
conference bridges located in Canada,
US and UK. onConference serves more than 3500 companies
in Europe, US, Canada, UK and Asia. The service is tested for the highest
available Quality of Service, which ensures the audio quality does not fade or
lag behind. You can be guaranteed of the best audio quality. Sign up now for free and set up a call within
30 seconds. It is so simple to start a
call with the access code and access phone numbers displayed on your screen in
about 30 seconds. The chairperson hosts
the call and up to 96 participants can join the same onConference from
various geographic locations. The participants enter the 7-digit access code to
join the call and international participants can use the toll-free number
available for their country.
You can
conveniently establish a communication with several individuals at the same
time for a competitive conferencing charge of 19 cents per minute per person,
which includes the toll-free access and conferencing charges. There is no
monthly contract or minimum charges levied for availing the conference call
service. You will get a monthly invoice
for the calls made with detailed information about the each participant’s
duration on the call. You can also split costs among departments by assigning
account codes that will reflect in the invoice. You can record the calls for a
charge of $19 for each recording request, which includes free storage and
unlimited playbacks. You will find dedicated customer support teams to offer
assistance anytime during the day to ensure you have a successful call.
