If you’re looking for VoIP solutions, you probably know that VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, a protocol that enables voice (telephony) over data. This can be your fiber connection or Internet connection.

There are many new telephony solutions available on the Internet. Numerous providers offer different solutions to manage your telephony accessibility.

What works and what doesn’t? What should you consider when calling via the Internet, and how can you ensure optimal accessibility for your business?

We’ll explain it as clearly as possible.

What’s best for your business depends on your size and use case: are you often on the go? Do you have multiple branches? Do you want to equip an office with phones and use remote workers?

One thing is certain for us: for reliable business use, any solution requiring an app to receive calls is not good.

The downside of receiving calls on an app is that the app is often not active or in sleep mode to save battery. This means you won’t receive calls. Unfortunately, you won’t realize this until a potential customer emails you or months later says you were unreachable.

A VoIP solution where calls are received on a mobile app is a budget solution. The call doesn’t go through the GSM towers of your mobile operator but is delivered over the Internet by the provider (or often an Internet startup) to avoid interconnection costs for traffic to the mobile operator.

This guarantees missed calls. How many calls are you willing to miss per month? Or: how much is a new customer worth to you?

If you’re a startup or established business and want to distribute calls to one central number across multiple mobile phones, ensure these calls are delivered to your mobile number. Without an app. This way, you know the quality is good.

Our phone system has a special webpage where you can set up a call team. You can indicate who is in the group to answer calls, and they can mark themselves as available or unavailable. This way, you can easily build a simple but perfectly functioning call center using existing phones. This is perfect for many small businesses and entrepreneurs because they can be optimally reachable without high investments and won’t miss any calls.

If you want to expand with landline telephony, that’s also possible. We provide VoIP accounts so you can register VoIP devices on our online phone system. This way, you can introduce new phones alongside mobile phones and existing landlines, wherever you want: in the office or with remote workers.

In our view, this is the route to set up business telephony for you, with existing or new phone numbers that you can easily activate online with us.

This form of business telephony is also called hosted VoIP to indicate that you no longer need to purchase your own phone system but can use a VoIP solution where an online phone system provider is your host.

This saves a technician on-site, unexpected repair costs, and you don’t have to wait long if you want to expand the number of lines or activate other add-ons.

It always starts with us providing a new phone number or transferring an existing phone number to our VoIP telephony platform. We often do this the same business day, and then we build the features you want.

As you’ve read, we often start with your existing mobile telephony, so you can get started immediately, try it out, and use the phone number on your website and marketing materials.

From there, we grow together.

Another form of business telephony we often set up is for large, national companies. With branches, high call traffic, or special requests. We build these solutions entirely custom based on our self-developed voice platform. This way, these companies always know they’re getting exactly what they want and aren’t just trying out another brand of phone system. We also build custom solutions.

We’re not a reseller of a platform or so-called reseller: we have our own telephony platform and our own telecom interconnect. If you’re connected with us, we always help you well and quickly with the best solution.