In our comparison of 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud, 8x8 X Series is the best option with a higher overall Wheelhouse Score. Wheelhouse Score uses a combination of feature and pricing comparison data, average user ratings, and editorial reviews to score software vendors on a scale of 1-10.
But now, most of the issues we had between us, in the beginning, are resolved. I like the product and would definitely recommend it to users who want to adopt it.
I can receive business calls to my business number on my personal cell phone with the help of the IOS application. Thus allows me to leave my desk more frequently.
The most difficult part for us was the set-up process. It was a disaster. But the fault lies with both the parties. However, our company took almost three months to get everything settled down and start working.
After using numerous PBX brands, I finally concluded that the simplest PBX with great performance that you can get is Digium Switchvox.
Simple to use, has a familiar interface, and simple to regulate and configure.
Limited advanced actions in the software’s IVR menu
This systems experience across the organization is bad despite using it to replace our physical phone lines. Its sound quality is awful and it crashes often.
Making international phone calls is possible as its app is great and helpful. You can interact in disparate formats as it has a phone service ad text chat option.
Terrible sound quality-too much noise in the background, the system crashes often, etc.
It put our phone system online and lets you administer messages and calls from anyplace in the world.
It lets you to link to your phone online, ability to set up your out of office messages from your phone through your computer, forward, transfer and even park calls through the online app, ability to listen to your voicemail via the online app and see your corporation directory there too.
Staff are quite slow in adopting the online app, the system doesn’t always appear to have the power to keep private cell phone data, the online app is quite hard-some training is needed to understand the language in the system, how items are labelled, and the steps to accessing to, e.g., the staff directory
But now, most of the issues we had between us, in the beginning, are resolved. I like the product and would definitely recommend it to users who want to adopt it.
I can receive business calls to my business number on my personal cell phone with the help of the IOS application. Thus allows me to leave my desk more frequently.
The most difficult part for us was the set-up process. It was a disaster. But the fault lies with both the parties. However, our company took almost three months to get everything settled down and start working.
This systems experience across the organization is bad despite using it to replace our physical phone lines. Its sound quality is awful and it crashes often.
Making international phone calls is possible as its app is great and helpful. You can interact in disparate formats as it has a phone service ad text chat option.
Terrible sound quality-too much noise in the background, the system crashes often, etc.
After using numerous PBX brands, I finally concluded that the simplest PBX with great performance that you can get is Digium Switchvox.
Simple to use, has a familiar interface, and simple to regulate and configure.
Limited advanced actions in the software’s IVR menu
It put our phone system online and lets you administer messages and calls from anyplace in the world.
It lets you to link to your phone online, ability to set up your out of office messages from your phone through your computer, forward, transfer and even park calls through the online app, ability to listen to your voicemail via the online app and see your corporation directory there too.
Staff are quite slow in adopting the online app, the system doesn’t always appear to have the power to keep private cell phone data, the online app is quite hard-some training is needed to understand the language in the system, how items are labelled, and the steps to accessing to, e.g., the staff directory
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In our rating and review comparison of 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud, Switchvox Cloud has 22 user reviews and 8x8 X Series has 75. The average star rating for Switchvox Cloud is 3.90 while 8x8 X Series has an average rating of 3.72. Switchvox Cloud has more positive reviews than 8x8 X Series. Comparing 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud reviews, Switchvox Cloud has stronger overall reviews.
8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud both offer a strong set of features and functionality including Phone System Features, Call Management & Administration, Call Routing Types, Reporting & Analytics, Conferencing Capabilities, Remote Support Features, Chat/IM Management, Supported Channels, Collaboration Tools, Customizable Items, Contact Management, Supported Devices/Hardware, Language & Speech, Third-Party Integrations, Microsoft 365, Compliance Accreditations, Systems/Administrative, Sync/Refresh, Cybersecurity Features, Disaster Recovery, After-Sales Service. In our feature comparison of 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud, Switchvox Cloud offers more of the most popular features and tools than 8x8 X Series.
In our pricing comparison of 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud, 8x8 X Series's pricing starts at $24/month and is more affordable compared to Switchvox Cloud's starting cost of $19.99/month.
Our comparison of 8x8 X Series vs. Switchvox Cloud shows that Switchvox Cloud scores higher in usability for meets requirements, learning curve, quality of support, ease of admin. 8x8 X Series scores higher in ease of use, setup & support, but Switchvox Cloud has the best scores overall for system usability.
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