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Migrating your current business phone system to SIP Trunking
If your business has a traditional phone system that isn't VoIP-capable, we can help you migrate from ISDN to SIP quickly and seamlessly. For businesses already using VoIP to connect phones to a LAN, you’re a step closer to enjoying the benefits of SIP Trunking.
Business continuity and disaster recovery
When the Kiwi dip hits the fan and system failures or national emergencies disrupt BAU, your phone services can be rerouted to a data line or redirected to mobile phones via the PBX to keep your business up and running.
FAQs
SIP Trunking is a way to make phone calls over the internet instead of traditional phone lines. It connects your existing phone system (PBX) to the internet, allowing voice, video, and messaging services to be transmitted over IP networks.
SIP Trunking is a way to make phone calls over the internet instead of traditional phone lines. It connects your existing phone system (PBX) to the internet, allowing voice, video, and messaging services to be transmitted over IP networks.
SIP Trunking helps save money, is easy to scale, and offers flexibility. Businesses can significantly cut telecommunication costs. It's also easy to add or remove phone lines as needed and supports features like unified communications and better disaster recovery.
SIP Trunking and VoIP are related but not the same. VoIP is a general term for making calls over the internet, while SIP is a specific protocol used in VoIP. SIP Trunking connects your PBX to the traditional phone network using VoIP technology.
Call quality with SIP Trunking can be excellent if configured correctly and with enough internet bandwidth. Quality of Service (QoS) settings on your router can prioritise voice traffic, preventing issues like audio breakups and delays. Using a reliable SIP provider also helps ensure high-quality calls.
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