So you’ve spent a lot of time and energy building your own phone system, but what do you do when your in-house staff recommends switching providers?
Businesses that choose to own their phone system have already invested much time and energy into building their on-premises infrastructure, they are hesitant to change providers, despite what IT recommends.
These businesses can take advantage of RingPlan SIP Trunks instead.
A SIP Trunk or Session Initiated Protocol Trunk is a virtual phone line that connects an existing business phone system over virtual channels, allowing phones to initiate and receive calls over these virtual phone lines.
Popular signaling protocols include UDP (User Data Protocol), TCP (transmission control protocol), TLP (transport layer security), SMTP( simple mail transfer protocol), and HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol).
When switching providers, one often has to go through the painstaking process of recreating their dial plans, including contact lists, extensions, interactive voice recordings, and more. This can be a lot of work for a live, working business.
Companies who own their on-premises phone system may just choose to switch out the session protocol that allows calls to go through, using a RingPlan SIP Trunk in its place.
SIP Trunks are a convenient way for businesses to make the switch to RingPlan without losing all their progress. It’s a fast and easy way to get existing phones up and running.
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A service provider like RingPlan will typically offer businesses an enterprise phone plan which includes a virtual PBX phone system.
But when you’ve already spent the time to build a PBX, and it works well, why change it? It’s like investing time and money into building a muscle car, just to have to buy a new one when changing roads.
We understand the frustration and can deploy SIP Trunks to make it all make sense. RingPlan SIP Trunks give businesses the opportunity to change the highway they are driving on without switching their vehicle.
That’s how SIP Trunks work. RingPlan provides businesses with a smooth, clean highway on which a customer can drive and manage calls.
Some of the Benefits of SIP Trunking Include:
Additional Benefits to Consider with RingPlan SIP Trunks Include:
Things to Consider When Shopping for SIP Trunk Services
While these restrictions may challenge the average user, they may not be very complicated for your in-house support team. You may already have everything you need.
But I Have an Older Legacy Phone System and Can’t Use SIP Trunks
So your phone system is a bit older and you can’t take advantage of SIP trunks? No problem. We can also deliver legacy services such as PRI and Analog service with a simple converter.
In the case of a legacy phone system, we will deliver a SIP trunk and convert it to a legacy connection that any phone system can use. Still get all the next-generation features such as text and fax enabling your numbers, even on a legacy phone system.
Take advantage RingPlan’s advanced technology. Ask us how!
Conclusion:
Changing phone providers doesn’t mean your business needs to change in-house PBX phone systems. Businesses that have an in-house server hosting their PBX are often concerned when changing service providers. They are looking for providers who can work with their existing virtual phone systems. Maintaining an in-house system has many benefits, and RingPlan SIP Trunks are designed to work with customers’ in-house PBX systems. Some of the benefits of SIP Trunking include the following: No hosted PBX is required, cost savings, scalability, more control, peace of mind to users accustomed to working with your existing PBX, and elimination of the learning curve associated with a new system. RingPlan by ZTelco has over 17 years of experience in SIP Trunking and provides some additional benefits including Text-enabled SIP trunks, volume discounts, quick turnaround, and finally, RingPlan does not require long-term contracts for your service. Even legacy phone systems can take advantage. Sound too good to be true? Try giving us a call to see what we can do for you.
