Hi,
We need to have a way to initiate a conference call and call two or three people, but then be able to drop of the call without it disconnecting those people (sort of like suspending that call) and leaving our line open to receive or make other calls. I have heard people say you need a T1 card for this or a PBX system, but I am not familiar with either and need some guidance on what to do. Important. It will not work for us having people call in and join a conference using a code. It has to be the done the way I explained above, See the example below...
1. A customer calls our office and says, I need to speak with my client, but my client does not speak English, he speaks German.
2. We, at our office tell the customer, let me place you on hold and I will call a German interpreter and your client and bring them on the line/conference.
3 We call the German interpreter and tell the customer, the interpreter is on the line, let me place you two on hold and now call your client.
4. We dial the client and bring him on the line and tell the customer and the interpreter, "okay, the client is on the line, please proceed with your conversation.
5. Once the three start talking, we then hang up our line, but the three other parties, (our customer, his client and the German interpreter) continue talking and we are free to receive other calls and set up other conference calls the same way.
This is what we need to accomplish and I ask if anyone has a solution for this, whether it is using VOIP or another method.
Thank you,
Milton Palacio <><
We need to have a way to initiate a conference call and call two or three people, but then be able to drop of the call without it disconnecting those people (sort of like suspending that call) and leaving our line open to receive or make other calls. I have heard people say you need a T1 card for this or a PBX system, but I am not familiar with either and need some guidance on what to do. Important. It will not work for us having people call in and join a conference using a code. It has to be the done the way I explained above, See the example below...
1. A customer calls our office and says, I need to speak with my client, but my client does not speak English, he speaks German.
2. We, at our office tell the customer, let me place you on hold and I will call a German interpreter and your client and bring them on the line/conference.
3 We call the German interpreter and tell the customer, the interpreter is on the line, let me place you two on hold and now call your client.
4. We dial the client and bring him on the line and tell the customer and the interpreter, "okay, the client is on the line, please proceed with your conversation.
5. Once the three start talking, we then hang up our line, but the three other parties, (our customer, his client and the German interpreter) continue talking and we are free to receive other calls and set up other conference calls the same way.
This is what we need to accomplish and I ask if anyone has a solution for this, whether it is using VOIP or another method.
Thank you,
Milton Palacio <><