Hosted PBX (Telephone Systems)

Telephone Systems have traditionally been a significant investment for companies.  The ability to transfer calls, voicemail, call routing based upon the caller’s needs or location are all pretty common requirements but the hardware and resource required have historically made the office PBX an expensive piece of kit.

With improvements in broadband coverage and the wide availability of fibre, hosted phone systems are now providing companies with enterprise-level call handling at a low cost.

Features

Features that our clients find useful include:

  • Voicemail and Voicemail to email
  • Call screening
  • Ring Groups
  • Follow me
  • Call forward
  • Call recording
  • Call parking
  • BLF lights
  • IVR
  • Conferences
  • On line self-care
  • Operational times
  • CTI integration
  • Music on hold
  • Queues
  • Reporting

Simple and Easy

There’s no complicated plans or contracts.  The phones come pre-configured and we can manage your ongoing configuration changes for you or show you how to manage yourself from the easy to use web console.

We can supply a range of handsets, from standard desk phones to cordless DECT units and conference phones.  There is also a softphone available should you wish to use your smartphone or laptop.  All handsets are delivered pre-configured so you can just plug in and go – ideal for satellite offices or home users!  We can also provide full installation services and training.

Contact us today to have a chat about your requirements and a no-obligation quotation.

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