Cloud PBX
Hosted phone system with no server in your closet to maintain.
VoIP Phone Systems
VoIP phone systems for small businesses in Central Florida
A modern cloud phone system costs less than most landline setups and does far more: an auto-attendant that answers professionally, calls that follow you to your cell, and voicemail that lands in your inbox. I handle the setup, number porting and phones so the switch is painless.
Sound familiar?
- Paying for landlines that only ring at the front desk
- Missed calls when you’re on-site or out of the office
- An old on-premise phone system nobody can update
- No way to see call volume or who answered what
A good fit for
- Offices still paying for traditional landlines
- Field-service businesses that need calls to follow them
- Teams that want a professional front door without a receptionist
- Businesses opening a new location or moving offices
What's included
VoIP Phone Systems from Bearded Bytes
Auto-attendant & routing
“Press 1 for sales” menus, ring groups, business-hours schedules and after-hours routing.
Voicemail-to-email
Voicemails delivered to your inbox as audio files you can play anywhere.
Softphones
Make and take calls from your business number on your cell or laptop.
Number porting
Keep your existing numbers — I coordinate the port with your current carrier.
Network readiness
Your network is checked and configured for clear calls before cutover.
How it works
From first call to done
- Review of your current lines, numbers and bill
- Proposal with features, phones and a cutover plan
- Number porting and setup, scheduled to avoid downtime
- Training so your team knows how to transfer, park and check voicemail
Questions
VoIP Phone Systems: common questions
Can I keep my current phone number?
Yes. Existing numbers are ported over, and I coordinate the timing so you don’t miss calls.
Will call quality be good?
On a properly configured network, yes. I check and tune your network for voice traffic before cutover.
Do I need new desk phones?
Not necessarily. You can use desk phones, a softphone app on your cell or computer, or a mix.