Benefits of VoIP Telephone Systems
By choosing a hosted telephony solution, it allows you to have all the features of a traditional phone system but without a box or the big upfront cost. Given you have the correct infrastructure in place (category 5e/6 cabling and a high speed, quality broadband line) then we can install a VoIP solution into your offices/site.
Due to hosted telephony working via the internet, it gives employers the flexibility to relocate phones by simply just plugging into a different network point. No matter if that’s elsewhere on site, or even at home – hosted telephony gives you this freedom.
Through using IP/SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), it allows you to keep your existing number should you move premises. You can also host other numbers on your dedicated system from different area codes, e.g. a London number (020) or a Daventry number (01327).
VoIP Enabling Flexible Working
Should your premises be struck by COVID-19 cases and have to shut unexpectedly for a period of time, VoIP and hosted telephony allows you to work remotely by just taking your phones home, or by working off mobile applications.
If you find yourself in a difficult situation, we can also divert your calls in a matter of seconds. Barton Telecom Services can help you minimising business disruption, offering you contingency plans for trickiest of situations.
If you are interested in a VoIP or hosted solution for your business, want some more information, or need to talk to one of our experts – please do not hesitate to contact us.
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VoIP Business Telephone Systems
Barton Telecom’s VoIP telephony platform provides advanced call functionalities, such as call logging, call queuing and voicemail to email, while allowing an affordable and configurable solution.
Our platform allows customers to add new users as and when required. We provide you access to an online portal so you can make programming changes yourselves.
Our service is 100% cloud hosted which means users simply need an internet connection and a VoIP telephone to get started. PC Softphones and Mobile apps are included as standard, which makes home working seamless.
Yealink T54W
The T54W is able to offer HD sound because of its Optima HD technology which offers a crystal clear audio. With Gigabit pass through, Bluetooth connectivity and a USB 2.0 port, the Yealink T45W is a high quality handset with high tech capabilities.
Yealink T46U
The T46U is one of Yealink’s IP Phone’s for executive users and busy professionals. Designed with a high resolution TFT colour display, delivering a rich visual experience. Yealink Optima HD technology enables rich, clear, life-like voice communications.
Yealink T43U
The Yealink T43U has 21 programmable keys for enhancing productivity. It has the Optima HD Voice for clear, crisp communication. The T43U also has Gigabit Ethernet pass through for rapid call control.
Yealink W73P
The Yealink W73P can have up to 10 DECT phones and 20 calls simultaneously. With 35 hours of talk time and a huge 400 hours of standby time. It also has a very crisp looking 1.8″ TFT colour display.
How VoIP Can Benefit Businesses in Daventry
There are lots of ways in which VoIP & Cloud-Hosted telephony can benefit your business.
For example:
- Bundled Minutes
- Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity
- Flexibility
- Ease of Growth
- Easy to Manage via Online Portal
- Mobile & PC Softphones
- No PBX Maintenance Fees
- Minimal Capital Outlay
- Free Calls Between Sites
- Remote Working
- Call Recordings
- Highly Reliable
Frequently Asked Questions
VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. In simple terms, a VoIP telephone system uses the internet to provide the voice service. This can be used with physical telephones, or software-based phones on your PC or Smart Phone.
There are many benefits of using a VoIP Phone System, some of the benefits include Bundled minutes to keep your call costs down, disaster recovery processes should your internet go offline, the ability to work from anywhere, ease of growth if your business increases in size.
BT are switching off all traditional telephone lines (ISDN & Analogue) by 2025, this means you will need to migrate to a VoIP product by the end of 2025.
No, exactly the opposite. You can take your numbers with you through a process called a number port, which Barton Telecom Services will take care of for you.
With the option of bundled minutes, less hardware and fewer maintenance hours required, there may even be cost savings. Not to mention the number of upgraded facilities you get included with your licence.
Most VoIP systems come with HD handsets which provide you with high-definition call quality. If you do experience crackly calls, it is often caused by poor broadband or internal network issues.