When the link goes down
A branch keeps calling desk to desk on its own, and emergency calls have a way out.
Status updates from the people building Kahevo, from its first days as a small project called Pidgin Talk to this week. The wins, and the faceplants too.
A branch keeps calling desk to desk on its own, and emergency calls have a way out.
Branch phones register and call through the box, with audio compressed for the trip.
A small box at a branch office joins its phones to the main office over one encrypted link.
Make one key layout and apply it to a whole department, with a preview and an undo.
Setup by link now covers two brands and more than forty models.
What each phone model is sent is now data you can see, override and copy.
An inventory of desk phones: model, address, who it belongs to, and whether it is connected.
Kahevo's pages take on the colors of the sea: open ocean by night, the shoreline by day.
Choose when your iPhone rings: at once, only after your desk phone, or not right now.
Incoming calls now wake the iPhone app and show on the phone's own call screen.
Work begins on an iPhone app: your office extension on your own phone.
A system time zone, so every page and every phone agrees on what time it is.
Playlists for hold music, shuffled or in order, with everyone on hold hearing the same stream.
Send and receive faxes from a web page, with personal and group fax lines and cover pages.
A backup that holds the database, recordings, sounds and settings in a single file.
Pidgin Talk has outgrown its name. Meet Kahevo: kāhea, plus voice, with a hint of evolution.
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