IP PBX Phone Systems - Canada

IP-PBX Phone Systems

Switch TO a NEW phone system

You can move your phone system in house...and eliminate many high cost services from your phone provider or hosted solution!

A PBX (Or, Private Branch Exchange)

...is simply a telephone system which houses all your calling or telephone features. A PBX system should be ;hosted at your company location for best service and reliability. It includes a number of technical and specialized features for all your telecommunication needs. We can help to implement it in the shortest possible time, allowing you to continue with business as usual.

IP means "Internet Protocol" - this allows you to use your existing network / wiring to connect the PBX with other devices (phones, PC's, soft-phones/mobile devices, etc.) for expansion and eliminate additional analog wiring costs. Most in house phone systems these days are IP or Network based and allow for advanced features you won't find in older system.

Why use an in-house PBX?

Our IP-PBX Phone Systems are all VoIP (Voice-over-IP) trunk and Analog (FXO / POTS) line capable. This means you can share resources, connect remote offices and remote workers across the country using internal company VoIP networking features.

YOU have complete control of your telecommunications - not the phone company!

How can you save?

You can sign-up for VoIP / SIP telephone line services to make and receive calls through DID's (Direct Inward Dialing = Phone Numbers) - just like with analog telephone line services.

You can also have many / multiple phone numbers, just like with traditional POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) lines.

What's the difference?

The basics of a VoIP Phone System, or IP-PBX is the similar to older analog telephone systems...

A call comes in on a SIP Trunk (Your phone number's) and is routed to the IP-PBX, and the PBX handles the call based on your company phone system settings.

Multiple Offices and Remote Workers?

If you have satellite offices or remote offices, you can make free calls between offices in one of two ways:

1) Have a main IP-PBX system in each office (with extension phones), which connect together to call between offices.

2) Or, use "External IP Extensions" at the satellite office - which connect to the main branch location through the Internet to the main office PBX System.

IP vs. Analog?

While the basics has remained the same when compared to older analog PBX services from phone companies, or basic in house analog phone systems - the technology with VoIP / IP-PBX's has improved dramatically over the years.

With our new generation of PBX systems you can connect your workers and streamline company telecommunications in new ways!

Our systems allow you to...

  • Connect mobile devices, transfer calls.
  • Schedule meetings using built in calendar and scheduling services.
  • Use SIP Video Calling through compatible phones - just like placing regular audio calls.
  • Easily host your own PBX in house.
  • Use other virtual services, such as: company directory, live call recording (for call centers and sales/customer service calls).
  • Built in internal Faxing Services.
  • And a whole host of other features!

VoIP / IP-PBX Phone Systems have continually evolved over the past five years and more and more businesses are adopting these kinds of in house phone systems. The benefit of using your own IP-PBX system means you maintain control of it - and can update or expand your capabilities as your business grows.

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Grandstream UCM6202 - IP-PBX Phone System

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Grandstream UCM6204 - IP-PBX Phone System

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Grandstream UCM6208 - IP-PBX Phone System

Grandstream UCM6510 - IP-PBX Phone System E1/T1/J1