Hosted PBX

A hosted PBX (Private Branch Exchange) is a telephone switching system that may be accessed through a cloud network. Because it's cloud-based, this telephony system may be accessed fully through the internet, saving money on gear and software.

An IP PBX is administered remotely, removing the need for costly hardware, software, and training. Without any further configuration, cloud PBX platforms can be immediately installed. Maintenance isn't necessary because it's cloud-based.

 

Your phone and communications infrastructure are moved to a reliable VoIP provider with a hosted PBX. Each phone is replaced with a VoIP desk phone instead of individual phone extensions. When you use a hosted PBX, your voice communications are routed through your current data network. Business broadband can easily meet the entire office's unified communications demands. The VoIP service includes all of the major PBX capabilities, such as call forwarding, call recording, and conferencing.

 

Instead of limiting you to utilise a proprietary phone with your PBX, hosted systems let you use any SIP phone for maximum compatibility. Calls are made over the same secure network that your computers use.

The data is sent via IP networks to a cloud PBX and then to scalable data centres. These servers forward calls to other VoIP providers, as well as the PSTN (public switched telephone network).

 

To change the way your calls are handled, including advanced call capabilities, all you have to do is go to an online voice gateway in your browser. The modifications are implemented immediately when you click save.

 

Small businesses can use the same procedure as larger offices—just plug your phones in and get back to work.

 

Benefits

Use of local or toll-free numbers on demand

Low-cost setup and ongoing operations

The vendor's cloud phone system provides support and service.

Communication capabilities are improved.

Cloud communications have increased scalability

Increased ability to deal with increase in incoming calls