It’s a lot easier to listen to a conversation over a cubicle wall than it is to tap a VoIP call.

If you’re planning to deploy VoIP, we would suggest that your voice network is separate to your data network but with an equal level of security. The bottom line remains that for most corporations, there’s a higher level of security needed for data applications than for phone conversations and most cases where a companies network has been penetrated, it is most likely to happen on or via the data network. The odds are that you actually could improve your level of telephony security as compared with traditional telephony simply by moving to a managed hosted VoIP system.

VoIP is more secure than traditional telephony and a lot more secure in most cases than your mobile.

At Insightconxs, we take security and toll fraud very seriously, therefore as part of your monthly package at no extra cost or engineering cost, we update your phones, firmware, and network so that you can be comfortable in the knowledge that you are safe.

Internet protocol is what allows you to access websites and the Internet. It allows you to exchange data with other sites on the web. Basically, VoIP converts your voice into data and then sends and receives data on the Internet.

VoIP converts the sound of your voice into data and uses Internet Protocol to send that data over a Broadband / Fibre circuits.

You need a high-speed internet connection and a VoIP phone. A VoIP phone can be an IP phone, which is a phone designed to work with VoIP. Or a VoIP phone can be a standard telephone, with an ATA phone adapter. Or you can use a softphone, which is a computer program that allows you to make VoIP calls from your computer. You also need a high-speed internet connection. This is so that you can make clear calls.

Pick up the phone and dial the number you’d like to call. You do have to sign up with a VoIP provider first in order to get service. If you’re using a softphone, you will have to have the program open on your computer. Then you can dial the number you want to call. It’s pretty easy, we think.

VoIP should seamlessly replace your current phone service. If you are using a softphone, you will need to have your computer on and the softphone program open in order to receive the call. Then you should just have to click to answer.

We have, too. We’re happy to say that call quality, overall, has improved with VoIP and is now as good as or better than call quality on a land line. Most call quality issues are caused by network connectivity issues which have been solved by improved technology. Didn’t understand that? Neither did I. Basically, both VoIP companies and consumers have access to better, faster Internet networks. This means that calls sound better.

Yes. VoIP phones work with an IP address. IP addresses don’t have physical locations, so that means that you take your IP phone to any physical location that has high-speed Internet.

No. With most VoIP service providers, you do not need a computer to use VoIP. You can just use the phone. You do need a computer if you are going to be using a softphone — because a softphone uses your computer as a phone.

For extra flexibility or if you would like access reporting suites, computer for these would be required.

IP telephony (Internet Protocol telephony) is a term used to describe technologies that use the IP protocol to exchange voice, fax, and other forms of information, traditionally carried over the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). The call travels in the form of packets, over a Local Area Network (LAN), or the Internet, avoiding PSTN tolls.

SIP trunks are telephone line trunks delivered over IP using the SIP protocol. Using this standard protocol, telecom service (VoIP) providers connect one or more channels to the customer’s PBX. Phone numbers and DIDs are linked to the SIP trunk. In many cases numbers can be ported to the SIP trunk.

A Hosted PBX is a private branch exchange (PBX) delivered as a hosted service. It’s also known as a Virtual PBX and the advantages companies that use it experience are the elimination of installation, operation and maintenance costs of their VoIP PBX as their VoIP service provider hosts their PBX for them.

A Hosted PBX still allows companies to utilise and take complete advantage of their phone system’s feature set such as voicemail, faxing, automated greetings, conferences and so on.

Companies that offer Hosted PBX’s as a service to their customers handle the call routing or switching as well as all maintenance involved in the hosted PBX service.

There are three ways that a hosted PBX works; either over the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) over the Internet (hosted IP PBX via Internet Telephony or Voice Over IP, VoIP) or with a combination of the two.

The biggest benefits are the cost and the network issues that arise when a small company wants to install a Unified Communications solution. Small companies don’t have the bandwidth to put VoIP and UC on their internal networks so all of a sudden they have to worry about quality of service. Hosted VOIP Providers eliminate this headache for businesses. The Hosted VOIP Provider still has to be managed by the business but they will not need to hire a dedicated person to do so.

For small companies with 5 to 10 connections hosted PBXs are ideal as they do not have any in-house administration to worry about and neither are they involved in the phone system.

As with any service provider, it’s up to the customer to do their research and compare hosted VoIP/PBX providers to find the one that best fits their needs.

Initially companies must look at finding a hosted PBX provider that supports mobile initiatives. It’s important for the desktop phone system to be able to interact with smartphones or other mobile devices to forward calls, but there are also in-depth applications available from some vendors that will essentially give the user a full desktop client on their mobile device. This is particularly helpful for companies that embrace bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies and want to give users the ability to use mobile VoIP/PBX clients.

It’s also important to find a provider that the company feels that they can trust and that can provide them with personalized customer service.

If you regularly find yourself using the third party for conference calls, then Insightconxs’s Conference Bridge feature can save your business both time and money. Easily configured from your Vonage cloud PBX, this service has a dedicated number, is password protected and has no per-minute fees. You can host conference calls of up to 30 people without having to plan ahead or work with another provider.

Analog telephones communicate with one another over traditional copper wires while IP phones transfer information via the internet over a broadband internet connection to another phone where the stream of voice data is reassembled into its original form.

The same way you would with an ordinary telephone. The only difference is that you use an IP phone that is plugged into an Ethernet connection instead of a phone jack because the call is made digitally over the internet.

Yes, we can port existing numbers to the new service, ensuring you stay in touch with your customers with no disruption.

It is a simple process that we manage on your behalf and does not cause any disruption to your business.

Initial and Ongoing cost savings – there’s no need for a large investment before installing your phone system and also the maintenance cost of your phone system is much lower as you don’t need to hire someone in-house to operate and maintain your PBX.

Eliminate office boundaries – employees can work from anywhere with a virtual office phone system. Ideal for home-workers and salespeople who are constantly on the move.

A boost of the corporate image – by using a hosted phone system small businesses can still give the impression of being a large organization with a professional phone system.

Scalability – with a virtual phone system, businesses can add or remove lines and extensions as they grow.

Easy to use – since there’s no end-user management involved with a virtual PBX, it’s easier to use than a traditional phone system.

Auto-Attendant (or automated attendant) is a term commonly used in telephony to describe a voice menu system that allows callers to be transferred to an extension without going through a telephone operator or receptionist. The auto-attendant is also known as a digital receptionist.

In an IVR system, callers are given the choice to select options by pressing digits. The press of the digit on the telephone keypad sends a DTMF tone to the company host system which then selects the appropriate action/response according to the digit pressed. IVR systems normally handle and service high volumes of phone calls. With an Interactive Voice Response system, businesses can reduce costs and improve customers’ experience as Interactive Voice Response systems allow callers to get the information they need 24 hours a day without the need of costly human agents.

SIP, short for Session Initiation Protocol is an IP telephony signaling protocol used to establish, modify and terminate VoIP telephone calls.

Unified Communications (UC) is defined as the process in which all means of communication, communication devices and media are integrated, allowing users to be in touch with anyone, wherever they are, and in real time.

Fax to Email is widely used by many businesses worldwide as it’s a fantastic way to receive faxes when you’re on the go. The advantage of using Fax to Email with the Insightconxs System is that you don’t need to install a fax modem, fax server or any additional phone lines. Insightconxs converts the received fax and simply forwards it to your email.

Fax to Email is widely used by many businesses worldwide as it’s a fantastic way to receive faxes when you’re on the go. The advantage of using Fax to Email with the Insightconxs System is that you don’t need to install a fax modem, fax server or any additional phone lines. Insightconxs converts the received fax and simply forwards it to your email.

Yes. We have a Call/Hunt Groups feature that rings multiple extensions simultaneously. Call groups allow you to create virtual departments within your organization.

Yes, our service will allow you to forward calls to your mobile device or any other phone number. This is a simple yet powerful tool that every employee can control from their mobile app or portal.

By entering a simple feature code into your phone will activate your call forward and then when you return you can deactivate the code, simple, easy and functional.

Yes, you can record any greeting and upload it to your account as a .wav or MP3 file at any time. Make a professional first impression with our virtual receptionist.

Work to specific office hours?, the system can be set up to automatically send calls to voicemail after hours.

Maybe, maybe not. Use whatever you need, and any unused features will still be available should your business requirements change in the future. Get familiar with all our features so you can choose what is best for your company.

Yes, every extension comes with 3-way calling included. A conference bridge scaling up to 100 callers is available as an additional feature. If you regularly find yourself using the third party for conference calls, we can provide Business’s with a Conference Bridge feature can save your business both time and money. Easily configured from your hosted VOIP service, this feature has a dedicated number, is password protected and has no on-net per-minute fees.

With a cloud-hosted phone system, you have several options for how you can check your voicemail and messages:

• Directly from your IP phone.
• By calling in remotely and entering your PIN.
• By email though voicemail-to-email.
• Through visual voicemail in the online interface.

Starting your service with Insightconxs is easy, but it does require high-speed internet access, router, modem and compatible phone. To learn more about getting started with Insightconxs, contact one of our representatives who will be happy to answer any questions you might have.

Absolutely none. Insightconxs hosts the business phone solution for you, so there isn’t a traditional installation like you have with traditional phone providers. It’s a plug-and-play system, so your phones come pre-configured to work on the system — and you simply plug them into your high-speed Internet connection when you’re ready. Additionally, our service is entirely web-based (hosted in the Cloud) and can be accessed from any Internet browser.

Insightconxs offers a range of plans that allow you to build the best plan to suit the needs of your business. Whilst the service is fully flexible and scalable we can offer a variety of packages that will further provide you with reduced predictable costs. Please get in touch with one of our representatives who will be happy to go through the costs with you.

Insightconxs can offer an equipment leasing program. at this time. However, we do offer a range of phones to meet the needs of your company. Please get in touch with one of our friendly representatives who will be happy to go through the costs with you.