Hi here is the phone im looking for please read this and is you can DESIGN a phone like this then please email me  READ THE PART ABOUT ANI (Automatic Number Identification) Features End-user Phone Features:  Idle URL: Periodically pushes messages or graphics on IP phones  Do not disturb (DND)  Access features using soft keys or feature access codes  Station speed dial with configuration changes from IP phone  Silent and feature ring options  Last-number redial  Multiline appearances on phone  After-hours toll-bar override  Hook flash pass-through across analog PSTN trunks  Dial-plan pattern load on Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) phones  On-hook dialing  Automatic line selection for outbound calls  Local name directory lookup  Call-waiting ring  Feature ring with DND set  Call-forward-all restriction control  Call waiting with overlay Directory Number (DN)  XML application services on Cisco Unified IP phone displays  Customization of soft keys  Call forward on busy, no answer, and all (internal or external)  SIP-based line-side subscribe, providing basic presence of phone status  Fast transfer: Blind or consult  System speed dial for 10,000 numbers  Dual line appearances per button  Diversion of calls directly to voicemail  IP phone display of DND state  Silent ringing options  Autoanswer with headset  Dynamic hunt-group join or leave  Attendant console functions using Cisco Unified IP Phone Expansion Module 7914 or PC-based attendance console  Busy lamp  Support for fax machines on FXS ports using H.323, Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP), and SIP  Station-to-station video telephony using Cisco Unified Video Advantage or Cisco Unified IP Phone 7985G endpoints  European date formats  Remote teleworker IP phone support  Enable and disable call-waiting notification per line  PSTN Interfaces and Features:  H.323-to-H.323 hairpin call routing for non-H.450-compliant H.323 endpoints  Dedicated trunk mapping to phone button  Direct outward dialing  SIP trunks and RFC 2833 support  H450.12 automatic detection of H.450 support for remote H.323 endpoints  Caller ID name and number  Direct inward dialing (DID)  Analog FXO loop and ground start  Transcoding G.711 and G.729a  Basic Rate Interface (BRI) support for several switch types currently supported in Cisco IOS Software  Automatic number identification (ANI)  H.323 trunks with H.450 support  System Features  Per-phone call coverage rules  Hunt-group dynamic log in and log out  Basic automatic call distributor (B-ACD) (three queues) with Automated Attendant and call statistics  Computer telephony integration (CTI) with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Outlook, or Salesforce.com CRM using Cisco IOS Software telephony services provider (TSP)  Called-name display for overlay extensions  Paging: Internal through IP phones or to external system  Call pickup directed  Call park: Personal and directed  Customizable called-name display  Display of number of calls in queue on IP phone  Call pickup explicit group  Intercom  Additional system speed-dial option through XML service  Call park assign to extension  Call transfer: Consultative and blind  Time-of-day and day-of-week call blocking  MOH: Internal or external source  Call hold andretrieve  Call pickup local group  Overlay extensions for enhanced call coverage  Meet-me conferencing  Call park recall  Account codes and call-detail-record (CDR) field entry  Agent log in and log out of B-ACD hunt group  Secure voice IP phone certificate authentication and provisioning plus secure device signaling using Transport Layer Security (TLS)  Secondary dial tone  Call waiting  Directory services using XML  Callback busy subscriber camp-on  Night-service bell or call forwarding  Eight-party impromptu conferencing  Per-call caller ID blocking  Hunt-groups statistics: Daily and hourly  Hunt groups: Sequential, circular, and longest idle  Voice Messaging:  General-delivery mailboxes (GDMs)  Distribution lists and broadcast messages  Personal operator: Configurable alternate telephone number (per voice mailbox) for "zero out" option  Full range of commonly used voicemail features  Ability to share the user interface, menu structure, and commands with other Cisco voice messaging products  Networking: Voice Profile for Internet Mail (VPIM) protocol to communicate with other Cisco messaging platforms  Comprehensive voicemail feature set: Replying, forwarding, saving messages; message tagging for privacy or urgency; alternate greetings; pause, fast forward, and rewind; and envelope information  Ability for subscribers to recover a message if it is inadvertently deleted  Voicemail access using IMAP integration with Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, or Lotus Notes  Complete yet concise telephony user interface (TUI) tutorial: Takes the user step by step through the mailbox setup process, minimizing the need for administrator assistance, saving time and money  Public and private distribution list function and broadcast messaging capability  Multiple GDM voicemail boxes for designated team members  Cisco Unified IP phone voicemail and mailbox settings access using VoiceView Express XML application  Integrated voicemail and Automated Attendant solution using Cisco Unity Express  Automated Attendant:  Support for time-of-day and day-of-week routing  Holiday schedules and calendar  Create and manage broadcast messages  Up to five Automated Attendants per system  Business-hours schedule  Standard dial-by-name, dial-by-extension Automated Attendant  Emergency alternate greeting: Alert callers to temporary schedule changes due to snow, holidays, etc.  Record Automated Attendant prompts from phone or computer  Administration through telephony  Unlimited menu items and unlimited nesting  Script editor: Graphical scripting tool creates customized Automated Attendant menu flows  Record spoken names for remote users  Management  Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) support with Cisco Unified Operations Manager or third-party management consoles  Automatic assignment of extensions and voicemail boxes for phones for ease of deployment and future phone additions  Preconfigured to allow for connection of phones and PSTN lines to start using system right away  Windows GUI-based Cisco Configuration Assistant for complete system setup; customization and management included  Extension assigner, allowing replacement of phones using simple, easy-to-follow voice prompts