For consumers, Ooma offers residential phone service with PureVoice HD voice quality and advanced functionality, along with integration with mobile devices. The company provides voice and collaboration features, including messaging, intelligent virtual attendants, and video conferencing, for businesses of all sizes.

Ooma, founded in 2004, has been dedicated to delivering connected experiences through its cloud-based SaaS ( News - Alert) platform. Other features include real-time call logs, hunt groups, temperature readings, number porting, and advanced search capabilities. Roles-based access provides four levels of RDM access: owner, administrator, user, and editor, enabling organizations to grant access without the risk of unintended changes. Ooma, Inc., a smart communications platform for businesses and consumers, today announced that 3Phase, a leading independent elevator service company maintaining 28,000 elevators nationwide, has selected Ooma AirDial ® as the exclusive POTS replacement solution to recommend to its customers. API integration allows network managers to streamline workflows by integrating AirDial status information and notifications into any monitoring tool that supports REST-based APIs. Ooma is thrilled to present exciting opportunities for our partners, including our Ooma AirDial POTS Replacement and Hospitality solutions. The new management features added to AirDial offer improved efficiency, flexibility, and control. Ooma AirDial aims to provide a turnkey replacement for POTS lines by combining the AirDial base station with virtual analog phone service from Ooma, a data and voice connection through a nationwide wireless network, and cloud-based management with Ooma Remote Device Management (RDM), an online portal for monitoring and managing AirDial units in one place, from anywhere.

However, certain systems still depend on POTS lines and need an efficient replacement solution. This new technology has been steadily replacing POTS due to its cost-effectiveness and greater functionality.

VoIP technology, which emerged in the late 1990s, allows for voice communication and multimedia sessions over the internet rather than traditional telephone lines. This poses a significant challenge for safety equipment and business-critical systems, such as fire alarm panels, elevator phones, fax machines, public safety phones, building access systems, and more, that often cannot be migrated to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services. Plain old telephone service (POTS) lines, which rely on legacy copper-wire technology, are increasingly becoming outdated as carriers raise monthly fees and let the quality of service decline.

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