Microsoft SQL Server

Ozeki Phone System fully supports Microsoft SQL Server. All key database related services: (SQL Authentication, Call recording, SMS messaging and PBX event logging) can be used with this database. By reading the following tutorials, you can get detailed step by step instructions to help you connect a Microsoft SQL Server to the Ozeki Phone System. The guides give you the create table definitions and the connection strings.

  1. Log call records

    Follow up your phone conversations by using your Microsoft SQL Server to store such important call information as caller ID, dialled number, time and duration of the calls, call state and other useful data related to a call. By inserting call recording information into your call history database table, it can be really simple to find, replay and manage recorded conversations. (Learn more...)


  2. Send and receive SMS

    The Ozeki Phone System enables you to send and receive SMS messages through your Microsoft SQL Server. For using this gorgeous feature, you only need to handle 2 tables: insert a message into the outbox table for sending, and find incoming SMSs in the inbox table. After sending an SMS, delivery state information appear automatically to help you track outgoing SMS traffic efficiently. (Learn more)


  3. Make phone calls

    The Ozeki Phone System enables you to make an Interactive Voice Response (IVR), an Autodialer or an Appointment reminder service through your Microsoft SQL Server. For using this outstanding feature, you only need to handle 3 tables: one table for selecting the OzML scripts, a second table for logging incoming calls, and a third table for making automated calls. (Learn more)


  4. Authenticate PBX users

    For automating telephone access management in your IT system, Ozeki Phone System provides an outstanding opportunity to connect VoIP phones to your PBX without adding any new SIP extension on the GUI of your phone system. Database Authenticator SQL API enables to create SIP accounts and authenticate extensions by simply keeping your Microsoft SQL Server database up to date. (Learn more...)


  5. Log PBX events

    Keep full control on your communication system by creating a complete log of all changes and events related to extensions, outside lines and routing rules. Storing data into your Microsoft SQL Server database provides you a clear picture about how your communication system work. (Learn more...)

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