Get more from your business phone system.

A business phone system connects multiple devices to allow employees to make and receive calls. It is an essential communication tool that affects how your business operates and communicates internally with clients and stakeholders.

Unlike traditional landlines, cloud business phone systems use VoIP (voice over internet protocol), to make and receive calls using the Internet. Cloud business phone systems have many benefits over traditional landlines, including more reliable call quality, cost savings, the ability to work remotely, easily scalable, and advanced features that make your organization more efficient.

It depends. A virtual phone system for small businesses can have several cost advantages over a landline system. Phone hardware is required for landline systems, making maintenance, upgrades, and even buying physical phones very costly. Cloud phone systems eliminate all these costs because the service provider typically manages everything. Hardware is usually option, which makes setup costs much lower for VoIP and cloud systems.

Yes, we can port most phone numbers so that you don’t have to stay with a provider that doesn’t meet your business needs. To make sure, you can try our number availability tool.

Yes. Employees expect the flexibility to work and do business anywhere at any time. They need access to the same communications features they would have in an office. A unified communication experience from a VoIP business phone system is something all businesses need to consider to remove barriers to keeping mobile and remote workers, road warriors, and virtual teams connected.

Traditional landline-style phone systems use copper wire telephone lines that connect to the public-switched telephone network (PSTN), using any number of different pieces of on-premise hardware to connect phones and allow businesses to make phone calls around the world. Due to the amount of hardware required, typically there is a large amount of capital required to purchase all the hardware involved. A cloud-based phone system removes all of this hardware and simplifies things by using the Internet to perform the same tasks and connect voice calls, creating cost savings opportunities for businesses, but also leveling the playing field for small businesses; giving them access to features that used to be exclusive to enterprise level businesses with large budgets.