Connect your Database to Ozeki Phone System

ozeki phone system sql database

Supported databases

The Ozeki Phone System can connect to any database that has an ODBC, OleDB or native driver.

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ms sql server
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ms sql express
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ms access
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<oracle
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mysql
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postgre sql
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sybase
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db2
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informix
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amazon simple db
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filemaker
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foxpro

Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Express
Microsoft Access
Oracle
MySQL
PostgreSQL
Sybase (SQL Anywhere)
DB2
Informix
Amazon SimpleDB
Filemaker / Filemaker Pro
FoxPro

Ozeki Phone System enables you to

Authenticate SIP Extensions from a database
Create SIP accounts and authenticate extensions by simply keeping a database table up to date, this is a magnificiant feature if you wish to automate telephone access management in your organisation.

Log call records into a database
Keep track of your calls by storing caller ID, dialled number, time and duration, call state, etc. You may also put call recording information into the call history to make it easier to manage recorded conversations.

Send/receive SMS using database tables
Insert a message into the outbox table to send, and check the contents of the inbox table to receive SMS. When you send a message this way, Ozeki Phone System will update the outbox table after the SMS has been sent to let you know the delivery state.

Make/accept calls using a Database
Make an IVR, an Autodialer or an Appointment Reminder service with the OzML SQL API. When there is an incoming call an OzML script will be selected from your database and played to the caller.

Log PBX events into a database
A complete log of all extensions, outside lines and routing decisions can be saved into your database. This feature creates a lot of data, but reflects well how communication is handled in your organisation.

You can learn more about SQL APIs by reading the SQL API Documentations.