Take advantage of VoIP without replacing your current PBX
SIP is the technology used to carry voice calls over a data network. A SIP Trunk is a virtual line based on Voice over IP technology (VoIP) that uses your internet connection to manage incoming and outgoing calls when connected to a local phone system (PBX). These phone lines are “software” based, and not delivered physically but through your internet connection.
In summary, SIP Trunking is a great option for organizations who want to take advantage of VoIP’s features such as unlimited calling and lower costs, but are not yet ready to take their phone system entirely to the cloud. Instead, they only replace the traditional phone lines with VoIP, moving one step toward the cloud.
With GreenLink, your existing PBX is able to take advantage of VoIP technology, using an internet connection to transmit calls instead of physical phone lines. This means you don’t have to pay the ever increasing cost of traditional phone service.
Instead, your existing PBX is hooked into the almost free internet highway. The benefits are instant:
Use GreenLink’s SIP services to add SIP (VoIP) phone lines to your existing phone system, and leave your old phone company behind.
If you have a PBX telephone system, you’re probably used to seeing your physical phone connected via cord to a phone jack in the wall. Phone lines run through your building, then outside, and connect to a telephone pole.
Your phone company then charges you for every call you make, at a rate which enables them to pay for, maintain, and repair these aging systems. Every time you need a new line, they charge you again for the new installation and the upgrade to your calling plan.
Different phone carriers also own different stretches of phone line, so your phone company can charge you extra for every call that goes outside your area code, or your state. Most phone companies also sell minutes in bundles only – so they can then charge you for every extra minute used over your allotment.
If you have a PBX telephone system, you’re probably used to seeing your physical phone connected via cord to a phone jack in the wall. Phone lines run through your building, then outside, and connect to a telephone pole.
Your phone company then charges you for every call you make, at a rate which enables them to pay for, maintain, and repair these aging systems. Every time you need a new line, they charge you again for the new installation and the upgrade to your calling plan.
Different phone carriers also own different stretches of phone line, so your phone company can charge you extra for every call that goes outside your area code, or your state. Most phone companies also sell minutes in bundles only – so they can then charge you for every extra minute used over your allotment.
per trunk, per month.
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Each trunk includes: