Top 3 Benefits of VoIP Systems

It used to be that legacy PBX lines were the only way to connect businesses via phone. But that was then. Now, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) takes telephony technology digital, delivering a clear voice signal with intelligent functionalities, and at a fraction of the cost of traditional phone service.

VoIP technology allows you to make phone calls using your internet connection instead of a regular landline or mobile network. A VoIP phone system converts analog voice signals into digital signals, sends them over your broadband connection, and uses a server to connect your calls to other telephone networks.

If you’re considering upgrading your business phone system, here’s food for thought:

What is the first thing you’ll notice after upgrading your business from PBX to VoIP? Your monthly bill for phone calls is dramatically lower. On average, our business customers save about 50% on their monthly phone charges from their previous carriers.

Not only is a VoIP system a cost-effective way to handle an unlimited number of calls—domestic and international—it comes with robust, enterprise-wide business functionalities. All voice calls, emails, text messages, faxes, voicemail, and internet chats are seamlessly handled from a single web portal.

VoIP gives you the tools you need to manage your workload your way running on a fiber-optic infrastructure. Leverage premium calling features to run your company: Transfer your business calls to smartphones or employees working from home, manage calls seamlessly with call-recording, call-forwarding, conference and video calls, call-center capabilities, and more.

The VoIP system redefines efficient communications: Let’s say a Broward company that delivers foodservice supplies forms a new partnership. Now they want to expand operations to Miami-Dade and Palm Beach, which requires a call center. With a VoIP system already in place, adding new service numbers and assigning lines to new agents can be done in just one day with a click of a button.

There’s a noticeable difference in VoIP call quality. Because the signal is digital, the audio is crisp and clear—never muffled or fuzzy.

As with any digital technology, the better your internet quality, the better your VoIP user experience. QXC’s military-grade AON fiber-optic architecture and wireless forms of connectivity are the industry’s best practices, which means you get premium VoIP performance.

For more information about VoIP or fiber solutions to boost your business operations, contact us today. We’re here when you need us.