Misconceptions about VoIP Solutions
VoIP phone systems enable you to make phone calls over a high-speed internet connection or over the LAN (Local Area Network). It’s a modern technology with its roots dating back to the 70s but becoming more and more popular with time as the demand for unified communication systems grows.
An organization could be looking to replace traditional telephony systems for a variety of reasons but often fail to realise that any expansions to existing decaying technology could prove to be detrimental for the health of your communication lifeline.
A lot of organizations seem sceptical in switching over but that can easily be related to a bad experience with a faulty provider in the market, as you know with increase in demand cheaper services come into market with way worse quality.
So we’re debunking some myths related to VoIP Solution in Canada
1. VOIP HAS POOR CALL QUALITY
Your call quality is determined largely by your internet connection and even then can easily be fixed. You get superior call qualities with way less investment.
2. VOIP SYSTEMS ARE DIFFICULT TO CONFIGURE, SETUP & MAINTAIN
Not quite. In fact, you’re saved from bulky equipment hassles or even managing multiple devices. System configuration is handled by your provider which ensures that whenever your phone or app comes into the picture, you can simply plug in and you will be up and running simply within minutes. You cut back on costs of maintenance as updates are automatically pushed to all devices and support is provided by experts.
3. Will you lose your business telephone number?
No, with VoIP you can simply keep services while enjoying the benefits of a VoIP system, switching is no hassle.
4. Expensive?
NO. Cloud-based VoIP is a cost saving system. Calls are internet based and cut back on or simple eliminate international and local call charges with the added benefit of having to NOT give out any special maintenance charges for bulky technology.
5. VoIP Solutions offer no integration :
False. Open API’s and various platform integration options, your business communication solution will not need to operate like a standalone system. Your provider may be able to communicate how you can integrate your call activity with other solutions.