·         Simplicity - Quick Edition is easy to set up, configure and use. Add phones by simply connecting them to your network and they configure themselves to their standard default settings – allowing you to focus on running your business.

·         Low Total Cost of Ownership - With no centralized equipment to purchase, set up or manage, total cost of ownership of an Avaya Quick Edition solution is lowered compared with traditional Key or PBX systems as the cost of the system is primarily the cost of the phones.

·         Reduced Calling Costs – Optionally routing voice traffic over your Wide Area Network or the Internet can significantly reduce calling costs.

·         High Reliability – Quick Edition’s “peer-to-peer” technology (in which all the phones connect into each other rather than into a central PBX server) eliminates the single point of failure of traditional systems. Each Quick Edition phone backs up the features of other phones, so if one phone fails the others continue to work, plus the missing phone’s user’s voicemail capability will remain active for all subsequent received calls as well as for the call forwarding rules that were activated before failure (two back-up sets will continue to process the active features of the failed set).

·         Disaster Recovery – the speed and simplicity of set up proves valuable in disaster recovery and temporary office environment situations.