FAQs: Mastering Fixed-Mobile Convergence
What is the main difference between an app-based softphone and native FMC? A softphone app requires a data connection (3G/4G/Wi-Fi) and can be subject to latency or battery drain. Native FMC, powered by Enreach and Phenix, integrates the professional line directly into the cellular network (GSM), ensuring perfect voice quality and access to features without opening an app.
How does "Full MVNO" benefit my customers? The Full MVNO model provided by Phenix allows for greater flexibility, such as switching between network carriers (Orange/SFR) without changing physical SIM cards. This ensures maximum coverage for mobile workers in areas with fluctuating signal strength.
Can we really replace DECT systems with this solution? Yes. For many businesses, maintaining DECT antennas is a major expense. With FMC, every smartphone acts as a cordless extension of the PBX, supporting short numbers, transfers, and presence status, making traditional DECT hardware obsolete.
How does FMC help with work-life balance for executives? Enreach UP allows for advanced "Pro/Private" management. An executive can carry one device but have two distinct identities. They can "switch off" the professional line after hours or on weekends, while their personal number remains reachable.
Is it difficult for an integrator to start selling these converged services? Not at all. The platform is "Customizable by Design" and API-first. Phenix provides the white-label infrastructure and Enreach provides the UCaaS interface, allowing integrators to launch their own branded converged mobile offers quickly.
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