Business telephony

A business phone system your team will actually use

Hosted IPPBX with extensions, IVR menus and call recording — plus softphones on laptops and mobiles, and GSM integration for cheaper local calls.

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Services

Voice services

Everything needed to run business calls over your existing data network.

IPPBX hosting

A cloud-hosted phone system with call routing, extensions, queues and IVR menus.

Softphone setup

Make and receive business calls from a laptop or mobile using a SIP softphone.

GSM integration

Connect the PBX to local GSM networks so calls to mobiles cost less than SIP rates.

SIP trunking

Bring your own SIP provider or use ours, with call routing and failover configured.

Call analytics

See call volumes, missed calls and peak hours instead of guessing.

Support & maintenance

Monitoring, troubleshooting and updates so calls keep working.

Features

Standard on every deployment

  • Extension dialling between desks, sites and remote staff
  • Call recording with configurable retention
  • IVR menus and call queues for reception and support lines
  • Call forwarding and follow-me to mobile
  • Conference calling for internal and client meetings
  • Mobile softphones for staff who are rarely at a desk

Integrations

Safaricom, Airtel, SIP providers, GSM gateways, FreePBX and Zoiper.

Existing analogue handsets can often be kept in service through an ATA adapter, so you do not have to replace every desk phone at once.

Questions

Common questions

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Can we keep our current phone numbers?

In most cases yes — numbers can be ported or forwarded while the new system is brought up alongside the old one.

Does a VoIP system need special internet?

It needs a stable connection with sensible latency. We check your link before deployment and tell you if it needs attention first.

Can staff make calls from home?

Yes. Softphones work from anywhere with internet, and the same extensions and recording rules apply.

What happens if the internet goes down?

Failover can route calls to GSM lines or mobiles, so you are not unreachable.

Talk to an engineer, not a call centre

Tell us what you are running today and what is giving you trouble. The first conversation is free and there is no obligation.