Intellivic Click2Call enables web users to make audio and/or video calls from within any website without installing any software. Calls can be made to all possible end-points, including mobile, 3G or PSTN/POTS phones and any SIP-capable client. It is also possible to call from one website to another.

Click2Call generates extra business opportunities by allowing low threshold calls from any website. Click2Call mainly targets VoIP providers, call/contact centers and callback service providers. But almost every business (online shops, social networking sites, security, remote consulting, ...) can benefit from this amazing technology to reduce costs or add that extra contact channel compared to their competitors.

The Intellivic Click2Call can be set up by registering for free on the website. You can test it with a predefined SIP proxy or use it with your own SIP environment! The complete setup process only takes a couple of minutes. Intellivic Click2Call offers an extended back-end with a clean interface where you can manage your clients, billing information, call management, statistics and much more. Samples of Flash application code with a clean simple to use API are available for usage or adaptation.

Intellivic Click2Call is yet another product in the Intellivic Product Line from Androme NV and uses their Flash2SIP solution to communicate to 3G, PSTN, POTS, mobile and SIP networks. Intellivic Click2Call integrates today's state-of-the-art communication technologies and standards. Intellivic Click2Call is based on ANDROME's proven Flash2SIP Gateway, which bridges the gap between the telecom standard SIP and the internet standard Flash.

"Click-to-Call is just another of the many possible applications Flash2SIP offers", says Androme's CEO Raf Van Ham. "The threshold of using Flash2SIP based services is extremely low thanks to the use of Adobe Flash which is already installed on 99% of computers. The combination of the widely spread Flash and emerging telecom standard SIP leads to a range of very powerful products."