Business phone: your numbers, your extensions, no surprises.
Traditional lines, VoIP, cloud phone systems: we start from how your team makes and takes calls, then compare options.
What we look at with you
- 1The number of extensions and lines, and who needs to answer from where (office, mobile, home).
- 2Useful features: auto-attendant, transfers, voicemail, call queues.
- 3Keeping your current numbers (porting).
- 4Devices still connected to a traditional line: alarm, fax, payment terminal, elevator.
- 5The quality of your internet connection, which VoIP depends on.
A few terms, in plain language
- VoIP
- Calls travel over the internet instead of copper lines. It requires a reliable connection.
- Hosted phone system
- Your phone system lives in the cloud: extensions, transfers, voicemail, often a mobile app.
- Number porting
- Moving your current number to a new provider so customers keep reaching you at the same number.
- Analog line
- A traditional copper line. Providers are gradually retiring copper networks: devices that depend on them should be checked.
Common situations
- Your phone system is ageing
- We compare current solutions against your actual needs.
- Part of your team works remotely
- Calls can follow employees to their mobile or computer.
- You’ve heard copper lines are being retired
- We take stock of what is connected to a traditional line.
- You are moving
- Number porting is planned ahead.
Frequently asked questions
Will I keep my numbers?
In most cases, a number can be moved to another provider. We check this for each option before you decide.
My alarm is connected to the phone line. Is that a problem?
It depends on the solution chosen. That is exactly what we check: alarm, fax, payment terminal, elevator. Talk to your alarm company too.
Let’s see what’s available at your address.
One minute to describe your current services. An advisor calls you back at the time you choose. No obligation.