Connectivity & Telephony
The old analogue phone network is being switched off, and plenty of businesses still rely on it for phones, alarms and card machines. We sort your broadband, backup line and cloud phone system so you're ready, and your number rings wherever your team happens to be.
Based in Southampton. On-site across Eastleigh, Chandler's Ford, Totton, Romsey, Hedge End and the surrounding area, and anywhere within 50 miles for the right project.
(01) What's included
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
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Broadband & leased lines
Full fibre where it's available, or a dedicated leased line when slowing down isn't an option.
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Backup connection
A 4G/5G line that takes over automatically if the main one drops.
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Cloud phone system
Keep your number, and take calls on desk phones, laptops or mobiles.
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Teams Calling
Make and receive ordinary phone calls straight from Microsoft Teams.
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Digital switchover
We find everything still on old copper lines (phones, alarms, card machines) and move it.
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One point of contact
We deal with the providers, so you never sit on hold again.
(02) What changes
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Before The line goes down and the business stops.
After Backup kicks in and nobody notices.
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Before Calls go to voicemail when you're out.
After Your office number rings on your mobile.
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Before Three suppliers, three bills, three helplines.
After One number to call: ours.
(03) Questions
Fair questions.
What is the digital switchover?
Openreach is retiring the old analogue phone network (PSTN). Anything still using it, such as phone lines and some alarms and card machines, needs moving to digital services.
Do we need a leased line?
Only if the business really can't cope with a slow or shared connection. It's a dedicated line with guaranteed speeds and fast fixes, so we'll tell you honestly if full fibre will do.
Can we keep our phone number?
Almost always, yes. We'll handle the transfer.
Next step
Let's talk about your connectivity.
Start with a free IT health check. We'll look at what you've got, tell you plainly what needs fixing, and you can decide from there. No hard sell.