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We analyze your company’s calls FOR FREE<\/strong><\/span><\/p><\/h4><\/div> It’s worth starting here, because a comparison that only criticizes is no use for deciding anything.<\/p>\n The usual pattern in the Spanish PBX market, and it’s not exclusive to them, is this: the provider gives you a powerful platform and the work of fitting it into your operations is yours.<\/p>\n That translates into three frictions that always appear after signing, never before:<\/p>\n 1. You end up directing the initial setup yourself.<\/strong> Someone at your company has to decide how calls are distributed, what the schedules are, and what happens when nobody picks up. If you don’t have that person, the PBX ends up set up “by default,” which is the polite way of saying badly.<\/p>\n 2. Later changes depend on someone asking for them.<\/strong> You change hours in summer, new people join, you set up a department. Each of those changes is a ticket. If your provider doesn’t propose the review, nobody does it.<\/p>\n 3. Nobody tells you what’s surplus.<\/strong> A wide catalog is an advantage if someone helps you choose, and a risk of overpaying if not.<\/p>\nWhat Fonvirtual does well<\/h2>\n
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Where it tends to fall short for an SME<\/h2>\n
The concrete difference with Glofera<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n