Clearer calls. Smarter systems. Stronger service.

We port them. All existing numbers move to the VoIP system through a standard number porting process, typically 7-14 days with no service interruption. Your clients don't notice anything except slightly better call quality.

Yes, that's one of the main reasons firms switch. Partners install the mobile app on their phone and the desktop app on their laptop. Business calls ring-3 both. They can make calls from anywhere showing the office number, not their personal cell. Critical for tax season when everyone's working extended hours from home.

Modest. VoIP uses surprisingly little bandwidth. About 100Kbps per active call. A 25-user office making simultaneous calls uses less than 5Mbps. Any modern business internet connection handles it comfortably. We configure Quality of Service (QoS) on your network to prioritize call traffic so quality holds up even when someone's downloading large files.

Yes. We deploy Poly or Yealink IP phones for staff who prefer physical phones at their desk. They plug into your network and work just like traditional phones, but with all the VoIP features. Many firms mix physical phones for desk-based staff with apps for partners who travel.

E911 is supported as required by law. The VoIP system automatically reports your office location when 911 is dialed, same as traditional phones. For mobile app users, location is determined by their device GPS. This is a legal requirement and our deployments are configured to meet it.

For most firms, 3-6 weeks from contract to live service. That includes number porting (the slowest step), phone deployment, auto-attendant setup, user training, and a parallel period where both old and new systems run. We plan around your calendar so deployment never happens during tax season.