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Include shared phones and departments as well as individual employees.
A practical guide to people, numbers, call capacity, ownership and the quote you need.
Have a specific requirement? Tell us moreChoosing a phone system is easier when you can describe one typical call from beginning to end. The number of employees alone will not tell you which plan, queue setup or calling capacity fits.
Use the workflow as a starting point. During onboarding, we confirm the product, supported call path, number or carrier, capacity and the people responsible for each step.
Include shared phones and departments as well as individual employees.
Allow for waiting callers, forwards and transfers. Ask how the provider counts each call leg.
Use recent calling records for incoming and outgoing minutes, separated by destination.
Agree a small set of calls to verify: inbound, outbound, transfer, unanswered and after hours.
Bring these points to your first conversation with us.
A bill, a device list and a description of your busy hour are more useful than an assumed unlimited requirement.
Ask for software, numbers, airtime, optional AI, installation and taxes to be itemised.
Choose practical measures for your pilot. These are suggested review points, not promised performance results.
Review with your team during the pilot.
Review with your team during the pilot.
Review with your team during the pilot.
Share your current call journey, team size, number or trunk arrangements and expected usage. We confirm the supported setup, pilot scope and costs before accepting live traffic.
A compatible SIP connection can be reviewed. The carrier remains responsible for its numbers and call tariffs. Compatibility, routing and capacity are confirmed for the actual deployment.
Your quote identifies software capacity, number rental, incoming and outgoing airtime, setup and optional services. AI, custom integrations and specialist deployment requirements need a separate agreed scope.
Bring your questions. Let’s work through your setup.