InfiniteVoice IP PBX

Upgrade your old phone system and get all the features of a modern IP PBX without breaking your bank.

On-premise IP PBX

An on-premise IP PBX is simply a phone system where the hardware and components that actually power the phone system are kept at the location where it is being used. This is what comes to mind first for many people when they think of a PBX.

Here are a few benefits you can expect from an on-premise IP PBX:

No risk of fee increases
Lower total cost of ownership—especially as the system grows
Complete control and flexibility to switch solutions or mix-and-match
You can do what you want with your equipment
You will know your system’s capabilities since you are handling its deployment

What is IP PBX?

IP PBX is a business telephone system that uses Voice over IP (VoIP) technology to route calls over the internet. It is an easy-to-use, reliable, and affordable solution for businesses of all sizes. With InfiniteVoice IP PBX, you can save money on your monthly phone bill, and get all the features of a traditional PBX without the high cost.

Cost savings & teduced IT infrastructure

An IP PBX eliminates the need for dedicated phone lines and integrates voice and data networks into one. And, because calls are sent over the Internet, they also reduce costs for local and international calls.

Advanced features

IP PBXs are software-based phone systems. This provides more opportunity for the integration of other systems and inclusion of morecapabilities, such as chat, fax, and customer relationship management (CRM) platform integration.

Easy maintenance

Making even simple moves, adds, or changes (MACs) to phone systems based on traditional telephony technology are difficult and often require the help of a technician. IP-based phone systems can be updated by in-house staff in a matter of minutes.

Flexible deployment options

IP PBXs can be deployed on-premise or in the Cloud, giving businesses the freedom to select the communications solution that’s right for their organization.

Improved multi-location communications

Many functions, such as voice message storage, directory services, international call routing, and endpoint administration, can all be handled at a central location. This reduces the need for additional equipment and personnel at the remote or branch offices.