VoIP & Connectivity

Hosted Phone Systems

A phone system in a closet ties your business to a building and to whoever still knows how to program it.

A hosted system means the same number reaches somebody whether they are at a desk, at a site, or at home, and you are not paying for a physical line per person to make that true.

Your existing numbers move with you. Porting is the step that worries people most and it is routine work: it needs planning and a firm date, and we manage that with the carrier rather than leaving it with you.

Handsets arrive configured and ready to use, rather than in a box for somebody to work out.

What this covers

  • Calling, voicemail, and voicemail delivered to email.
  • Your existing numbers ported across.
  • Desk phones, headsets, and mobile and desktop apps.
  • Auto attendants, hunt groups, and after-hours handling.
  • Call recording where your industry requires it.

Common questions

Will we keep our numbers?

Yes. Porting them is a standard part of the project, planned around a firm date and managed with the carrier.

What happens if the internet goes down?

Calls can fail over to mobile numbers automatically, so the phones do not simply stop. Where the operation justifies it we also install a second connection, and we will talk through whether that is worth it for you rather than including it by default.

Part of VoIP & Business Connectivity

Phones and internet that work the same whether your people are at a desk, at a site, or at home.

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