Extensions
Every team member has their own internal number, voicemail and keys. A desk phone, a browser, a computer, or all three.
What it replaces
The cabinet, the technician, and the ticket
A traditional phone system is a machine sitting on your premises. It ages, it breaks down on a Monday morning, and the smallest change goes through someone who has to visit or bills you for a callout.
- No more hardware to depreciate or replace
- No more waiting to add an extension or change a schedule
- No more outages when the server room overheats
- Your settings survive an office move
What's inside
Four building blocks, and everything else follows
The greeting
A voice menu, opening hours, a queue, a forward to whoever's on call. The path is drawn, not programmed.
Numbers
Yours, ported to us, or local numbers in about a hundred countries. Each one points wherever you want, and that changes in two clicks.
On-call duty
A switch anyone can flip from their phone. The path changes branch, with no configuration to touch.
The difference that matters
You depend on nobody to make a change
This is the point we're most emphatic about: whatever can be set, you set it yourself. We don't sell a package of administration hours, because none is needed.
- An exceptional closing schedule, two minutes
- An extension to create for a new hire, two minutes
- A number to redirect to another department, two clicks
Quote
A virtual phone system, priced on your volumes
Tell us how many calls you need to handle at once, and which countries you call. We'll come back with a figure.