Add 'click to call' to your website, blog, or email | ZDNet

▤ Summary

Short of publishing phone numbers in an obvious place, one way your company can get around this is to add so-called "click to call" features. It has just added a new feature that lets buttons add this capability to a website, blog, or even your email communications. The capability has also been integrated with CampaignerCRM, a customer relationship management application also offered by J2 Global separately from the eVoice service. The feature works in reverse: If a salesperson clicks on the number in a contact record, an outbound call is initiated. Other features bundled with core eVoice service include a local or toll-free number that you can use to build presence for your business in a specific area code; an auto attendant that lets you route inbound calls wherever youd like to receive them (mobile or landline); call recording; and companion mobile apps for Android and Apple iOS.

▦ Linked Companies

eVoice

$50M to $100M