It hasn't been long since conference calls have virtually evolved as the first choice mode for business communication for corporates. But the savings it brings to each company's balance sheet every year is substantial, which is mostly in the form of saved expenses that otherwise would have spend on frequent business travels and expensive hotel accommodations for its executives. Well, these are the advantages of teleconferencing calls. But how to setup teleconferencing calls? Keep in mind; this is something as important as teleconferencing calls itself and not at all an easy task to perform. In the following paragraphs, we'll see how to setup teleconferencing calls and how the entire thing works.

First thing, a business conference calling only makes sense if the number of participants is three or more. Usually teleconferencing calls are facilitated by dedicated service providers, who offer the service for a fee on a per hour basis. Once the user agrees with their terms and conditions, he/she will be given a toll-free number and a PIN, which is to be distributed among all the participants who are supposed to be a part of the conference call. Also, it is required for the person reserving the service to mention the exact date and timings of setting up the teleconference call or meeting. This time slot booking is usually done in order to avoid a clash of dates, as it is a possibility that more than one customer may demand the same time slots on a particular date.

At the preset date and time, each of the participants can join the online conference call by dialing the toll-free number and authenticating oneself with the given PIN. Once in the conference, each party can talk as much or as long as he/she wants. The entire session of the call will be controlled by the host, and he/she can decide who all should be online and who all must not at a given point of time. In the usual settings, if the host hangs up, the entire teleconference will be terminated. But, alternate options are available so as to continue the call even if the host leaves, but it is optional and that right entirely rests with the person who setup the teleconferencing calls.