Existing numbers
Keeping a published number is often possible. It depends on availability, eligibility and approval from the current carrier. It is not automatic, and it is confirmed before the move is scheduled.
Business phones
Business phone systems for Oshawa and Durham Region
Hosted desk phones and mobile apps for offices that want the phone system looked after with the rest of the technology. A quote starts with how many people use a phone, which numbers you want to keep, and who provides them today.
What to sort out before a phone project
Desks and mobile apps
The same extension can be a desk phone and an app when someone is away from the office. Which handsets fit is part of the scope, not an assumption.
Internet and power
A hosted phone needs a working internet connection and power. Backup options for both can be reviewed. The phones do not keep working through an outage unless that backup was planned.
Based in Oshawa, serving Durham Region, Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes, and Cobourg, Port Hope and Northumberland. The phone system is quoted on its own. It is not assumed to be part of a managed IT plan.
FAQ
Common questions
How is business phone service quoted?
We review the number of users, the numbers you want to keep, your current provider and any equipment requirements. Phone service and any managed IT plan inclusions are confirmed in your quote.
Can we keep our phone numbers?
Often, if the numbers are eligible and the current carrier approves the transfer. FSCS checks that before treating the move as part of the work.
What should we have ready for a quote?
How many people need a phone, which numbers should move, and the name of the current provider. Scope and timing are agreed before work begins.
Tell us about the phones you have now.
Call with how many people need a phone, which numbers you want to keep, and who provides them today.