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Glossary

In our glossary, you can learn more about communication and telephony-related terms

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010 numbers

An 010 number is a geographically independent, nationwide phone number often used by businesses operating across Sweden.
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020 numbers

An 020 number is a geographically independent number where the caller calls for free and the company pays for the call. Common among businesses and public bodies.
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020 numbers
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3Koppla

3Koppla unifies telephony and PBX. lynes offers more freedom, AI assistance, and personal support.
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3VĂ€xel

3VĂ€xel is a mobile phone system for businesses from Tre that helps you reduce missed calls and increase customer satisfaction.
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3VĂ€xel
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5G

5G is the fifth generation of mobile networks, the latest wireless standard that replaces 4G with higher speed, lower latency and greater capacity.
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6G

6G is the sixth generation of mobile networks, the successor to 5G, expected to bring higher speed, lower latency and greater sustainability around 2030.
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ACD (automatic call distribution)

Automatic call distribution routes incoming calls to the right agent or group by rules you set. The heart of a contact center.
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ACD (automatic call distribution)

AI agent

An AI agent is a virtual assistant that uses artificial intelligence to automate calls, chats and cases, around the clock.
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AI agent
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AI customer service

AI customer service means artificial intelligence is used to handle and streamline customer service, often through voice or chat based AI agents.
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AI customer service
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AI operator

An AI operator is a voice driven AI agent that answers calls, interprets what is said and routes onward, just like a human telephonist.
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AI operator
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AI receptionist

The AI receptionist is a digital voice assistant that takes calls, greets, routes onward and answers common questions, without you having to staff the switchboard.
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AI receptionist
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AI support agent

An AI support agent is a digital assistant that handles support requests automatically via chat, with an understanding of both language and context.
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AI support agent
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Answering service

An answering service is a service where an external company or system receives and handles incoming calls on behalf of your business.
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Answering service
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Average handle time (AHT)

Mean time a customer case takes, including talk, hold and after call work. A key efficiency metric in customer service.
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Average handle time (AHT)

Bring Your Own Carrier

BYOC is a model where companies use their own carrier for telephony while running the phone system in the cloud via a UCaaS or CCaaS solution.
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Bring Your Own Carrier
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Callback

Callback lets customers skip the phone queue. They keep their place in line and get called back when it is their turn.
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Callback
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Call queue

Keeps waiting calls in order when everyone is busy and connects them in turn to the next available agent.
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Call queue

Codec

A codec is a technology that converts audio into data packets and back again, central to enabling voice calls over the internet within UCaaS solutions.
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Codec
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Conversation Intelligence

Conversation Intelligence is the technology where AI analyses calls and chats to detect patterns, topics, emotions and actions, and generate valuable insights.
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Conversation Intelligence
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Copilot

An AI Copilot is a support tool that works side by side with the user in real time, suggesting actions, summarising calls and automating parts of the workflow.
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Copilot
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CPaaS

CPaaS stands for Communications Platform as a Service, a cloud based platform where businesses add communication features to their own apps via APIs.
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CPaaS
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DECT

DECT, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, is a leading standard for wireless telephony, used in both home phones and professional environments.
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DECT
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eSIM

An eSIM is a built in digital SIM card that replaces the physical card and lets you switch carrier and profile directly in the device.
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Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC)

Fixed Mobile Convergence or FMC is a telephony technology aimed at integrating mobile telephony with a company's traditional landline switchboard... ‍
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Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC)

Fixed telephony

Fixed telephony, or landline, is a communication system where voice calls travel through physical cables, a technology now replaced by mobile and internet based telephony.
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Fixed telephony
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Forward calls on a mobile

Forwarding calls on a mobile means calls that would have reached the mobile are sent to another phone number instead.
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Forward calls on a mobile
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Help center

A help center is a digital place where users find answers to common questions, guides and solutions without having to contact support directly.
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Help center
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Indoor coverage

Indoor coverage is the quality of the mobile signal inside buildings. It is affected by building materials and architecture and can be improved with the right technology.
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Indoor coverage
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Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical devices, from household appliances to industrial machines, that collect and share data over the internet.
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Internet of Things (IoT)
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IP telephony for business

IP telephony for business is a modern form of telephony where calls travel over the internet instead of the traditional phone network.
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IP telephony for business
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Knowledge Base

A Knowledge Base is a structured knowledge bank with guides, FAQs and troubleshooting, created to give both customers and support teams quick answers.
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Knowledge Base
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Mobile Extension (MEX)

Mobile Extension (MEX) is a technology that integrates mobile telephony with the company phone system, so mobile calls get the same features as fixed ones.
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Mobile Extension (MEX)
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Mobile First

Mobile First is a philosophy where the mobile always comes first, in both design and function. It is about building services that work perfectly right on mobile.
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Mobile First
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Number porting

Move your phone number to a new operator and keep it. Applies to fixed and mobile numbers, often done within one business day.
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Number porting
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Omnichannel

Omnichannel means all communication channels are connected and presented consistently, so the customer gets the same experience whatever the channel.
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Omnichannel
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Presence

Presence shows in real time whether a person is available and helps both colleagues and AI agents route calls to the right place.
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Presence
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Roaming

Roaming means users can connect to other mobile networks, abroad or where their operator has no coverage, to call, text and use data.
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Roaming
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Service level

Share of calls answered within a target time, often 80/20. Shows availability better than average answer time.
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Service level

SIP trunk

Virtual phone line connecting your system to the network over the internet. Replaces physical lines, scales in capacity and lowers cost.
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SIP trunk
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Softphone

A softphone is a software based phone that lets you make and receive calls over the internet, without a physical desk phone.
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Softphone
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Tele2 VĂ€xel

Tele2 VĂ€xel, also called Tele2 Allround, is a mobile phone system for businesses of all sizes with a flexible range of services and web admin.
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Tele2 VĂ€xel
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Telenor One X

Telenor One X is a cloud based phone system for businesses that want to handle incoming calls directly from mobile, without fixed switches.
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Telenor One X
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Telia Smart Connect

Telia Smart Connect is a cloud based phone system from Telia that helps businesses streamline communication with several smart features.
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Telia Smart Connect
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WebRTC

WebRTC is an open technology that lets you call, chat and run video meetings directly in the browser, with no plugins or apps.
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WebRTC
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Work From Home (WFH)

Work From Home (WFH), also known as remote work, means working from home instead of from a traditional workplace.
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Work From Home (WFH)
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Wrap-up time

Wrap-up time, or after call work, is the time after a call when the agent is unavailable for new calls in order to document and follow up.
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Wrap-up time
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