Generate more leads with the DialPad + Database integration

DialPad is cloud-based communication system designed for businesses of any size who operate in the modern workplace. Thanks to DialPad, companies and enterprises can finally quit with the traditional business phone systems, by leveraging a brand-new way to communicate that connects everyone, from everywhere. Dialpad is a leader in communication security standards, thanks to a comprehensive, multi-layered approach that ensures that every element of your data is secure, still maintaining the highest communication quality.

DialPad offers many tools and features for businesses, including a secure cloud phone system, business VoIP, toll free numbers, cloud PBX & integrations with G Suite & Office 365. Thanks to its voice and video messaging platform, Dialpad allows businesses to connect people interactively, for a more direct communication. Moreover, Dialpad’s UberConference eliminates the need for PINs and makes it simple for people to join online meeting, conferences, seminars and much more.

UberConference empowers the communication with powerful call controls, seamless screen sharing, and HD audio. Thanks to its real-Time Analytics, Dialpad allows you to visually understand communication patterns and gather deep insights on voice and messaging usage. DialPad is constantly up-to-date and innovated and the developers release new features continuously.

A database is an organized collection of structured information or data, generally stored electronically in a computer system.

An essential benefit of using databases is the security of having control from a database management system (DBMS). Together, the data and the DBMS and the applications associated with them are referred to as database systems, often abbreviated to databases only.

The data within the most common types of databases in operation today is typically modeled in rows and columns in a series of tables to make data processing and querying efficient. The data can, therefore, be easily accessed, managed, modified, updated, checked, and organized. Most databases use structured query language (SQL) to write and query data, which is undoubtedly an excellent reason to use this technology.