VOIP Business Phone System
VoIP Phone System For Business in Oshawa.
VoIP for Business Phone Systems
For a low per-user price, Full Spectrum Computer Services delivers a hosted small business phone system with phones as your only hardware investment. Here is just a partial list of the enterprise features you can benefit from with a hosted telephone service:
Business VoIP Canada
Companies of any size to achieve a great business phone system with a full suite of PBX features offered. Moreover, communication through hosted VoIP enables mobile workers to stay in touch while working from remote locations. Your business has sales or support staff you can easily set up a call queue and route calls to the staff that is best qualified to quickly answer your customer’s questions. If you need an after-hours attendant that routed to a mobile employee on-call, that’s easy with the click of the mouse.
With our cloud-based service, you have the ability to page a group, transfer a call to someone’s voicemail, connect 10 people to a conference bridge, or listen to your messages on your smartphone.
Is Your Phone Bill Out of Control?
Are you ready to move forward with a new business phone system?
Our sales engineers will quickly get back to you with a formal proposal.
Why Switch To VoIP?
Work From Anywhere
Business executives can unplug your phone, drive up to the cottage, plug back in. Even use a softphone to stay in contact with your office and clients. You’ve just moved your office. For the fraction of standard business line prices, FSCS VoIP phone system delivers more VoIP features and scalability options that cater directly to small business.
Digital Phone vs. VOIP Phone Systems
When we talk about the inception of phones, we mean the analog system. Think of those voice circuits in copper wires and the voices that emanated were the result of electrical signals. It has been fairly recent, at least a few decades or so when the digital phones made their way into the market and people have got accustomed to them. In terms of the present explorations and use, digital phones have now taken a backseat, as they are comparatively traditional as they still use phone lines to make calls.
The recent in line is the VoIP line or ‘Voice Over Internet Protocol’ that works on the principle of sending voice data via a data connection (internet) instead of phone lines. There are older VoIP systems that used on-premises hardware in order to manage calls. Thankfully, the current days’ solutions are software-based VoIP and they are much more popular bringing the benefits of VoIP for small business to everyone. Usually, these systems are managed in the cloud and offer add-ons to add capabilities like unified communications (UC) to integrate with the other systems and tools present at varied locations.
There are resellers who can help customers decide between digital and business VoIP, determining vital factors like the ease of use, budget, current network environment and integration with other devices or technologies. The following is a list of pros and cons that you must know exists between digital and VoIP phone systems, such that the task of choosing becomes easy for you:
Power
When the phone line is present, it’s ease for digital setups. VoIP phones use very little power and that can be taken from the phone line. Now talking about VoIP, these phones need to be connected to the AC source or a connector called Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector must be present, as they help the phones to derive their power and data via similar network cable. In some cases a business VOIP router may also be required.
Wiring
The VoIP system installation is so advanced that you use only half the wiring required in any digital setup. Digital was more dependent on voice and data cable, unlike the modern VoIP systems, wherein you plug your phone into the Ethernet wall plate and then plug the computer at the back of the phone. It’s just one cable to the desk required with VoIP systems.
Mobility
Portability is of utmost importance and a VoIP phone system designed for it. By choosing a hosted small business phone system, one needs to physically move the phone to a different connection and the phone number to follows the move accordingly. Naturally, office setups love the liberty of working under such conditions. Using digital phones means transferring phones and that’s tedious since a technician needs to be called in for transferring numbers to another new location.
Bandwidth
The VoIP system employs the use of bandwidth sharing among phones and computers in office setups. Inadequacy in bandwidth can cause phones and computers not to perform. VoIP business phone systems can have backup internet connections, which redundancy and keeps your office working. So even when the internet goes out of service, the phone system is working great. Digital phones have no major connection with bandwidth. So, there’s no need to worry about whether upgrading to a broadband connection is necessary at all or not.
Maintenance
Maintaining digital phones require technician on-site. VoIP business phone systems allow anybody to access the system remotely having privileges like admin access. There are hosted VoIP systems wherein software upgrades occur automatically. Naturally, the on-site maintenance doesn’t exist. Using VoIP hosted small business phone system means adding new lines the quicker and easier way so that no wiring needs to be installed.
Cost
Almost all VoIP calls are priced far lower compared to digital counterparts. Even the hardware required for VoIP system is cheaper. So, when you make international calls using digital systems, they cost about 90% more than VoIP. If you happen to be somebody who has to make a number of international calls, VoIP is something you must resort to in order to save considerable money on such calls.
Get An Estimate on Moving Your Company to VoIP
