Voice

Whether your business needs legacy voice services, or you want to explore cloud-based options like unified communications as a service (UCaaS), we connect you with the voice solution that will carry your business into the future.

Does my business need PRIs?

Traditional PRIs are still widely used by businesses with legacy phone systems. However, they are delivered over aging copper infrastructure. We help you determine if your business can benefit from PRIs to handle voice, or if a transition to SIP will improve your operations.

How does SIP Trunking help?

Get the most out of your current PBX with session initiation protocol (SIP). SIP provides cost optimization on local, long distance and international calls, and makes your phone system more efficient. Benefits include:

• Easy scaling. Add or remove capacity whenever, and modify your service while only paying for the lines that you need.
• Redundancy. SIP allows you to build resilient networks, and it helps ensure your communications stay up across multiple locations.
• Control. Gain better control over your call routing so you can plan for natural disasters or outages, and keep your voice service online.

What If I Still Need Plain Old Telephone Service?

POTS lines remain a reliable and low-cost option for businesses, providing backup to the PSTN for your PBX and support for applications including fax and security systems. We can help you decide if this traditional system still fits your needs.

Can I Use Hosted PBX & UCaaS?

More businesses are using cloud-based voice services to optimize their phone systems these days. With more flexibility and options to scale, cloud phone systems are becoming the future of voice. If you’re wondering if these services are right for you, let’s consult to see if it’s time for you to make the transition to hosted PBX and UCaaS.

Are there options for conferencing?

If you have outgrown your ability to host large calls, or if you are looking to integrate your conferencing service with web conferencing tools, we help you onboard a collaboration service that works.