IP Telephony

In a nutshell, IP Telephony means using the Internet to make telephone calls.

Instead of running a phone call along a traditional circuit, a computer system digitises the call, chops it up into tiny packet of data, and sends them out across a network. They are reassembled at their destination, and converted back into sound.

What Are The Benefits To Business?

• No capital outlay, unlike a traditional phone system or PBX
• Calls cost a fraction of the price of a traditional phone call
• IP Telephony provides enhanced flexibility for your employees - they can work from any location worldwide!
• It's ideal for linking branch offices, staff working from home and staff 'on the road'
• It's a secure, high quality, resilient service.

VoIP For Business From Air-IT

Air-IT can provide an IP telephony solution designed to meet the specific needs of your business. Our VoIP for Business service can easily be integrated with your current system or it can be implemented as a stand-alone service.

VoIP for Business offers all the features of a traditional phone system and much, much more:

• Staff can be part of a business ring group, and can contact each other for free using an internal extension number from anywhere where there is a broadband connection
• Huge cost savings through a minimal capital investment, low ownership costs, low external call costs and free site-to-site calls
• A VoIP telephone number that travels with you wherever you go - your account can be accessed via any web browser worldwide
• A hosted service with full resilience and 24 hour system management
• Wide range of features including caller display, call waiting, call transfer, voicemail, last number redial and three way calling
• On-screen multimedia phone capability, including desktop videoconferencing, presence, instant file transfer and web push
• A variety of call management options including call routing, call screening and call logging
• A high level of security, preventing unwanted outsiders from contacting users and reducing the risk of network intrusion