OPSWORQ

Phone systems & VoIP

Phones and internet, moved over without missing a call.

A hosted business phone system with your numbers kept, calls routed the way your business works, and the network underneath designed so every call stays clear. Supported by the same team that runs the rest of your IT.

Your numbers kept · Built before the switch · One team for phones and network

A desk phone on a clean white desk, its coiled handset cord in orange.

What we set up

Every call, routed the way you work.

Hosted phone system

A cloud phone system with desk phones, mobile apps and computer apps on one set of numbers.

Your numbers, kept

Moved from your current carrier on an agreed date, with the new system ready first.

Call routing

Menus, queues, ring groups and business hours, drawn out and agreed before we build them.

Voicemail where you are

Voicemail to email, and the office line on your mobile when you’re away from the desk.

Call quality by design

Voice prioritised on your network, and the quality tested before you go live.

Internet and failover

Business internet, and a second connection that takes over when the first one drops.

How the move runs

Survey. Design. Port. Go live.

The new system is built and tested while the old one still works, so the switch is a date in the calendar, not a gamble.

  1. 01

    Survey

    Your numbers, your lines, your carrier and how calls should flow.

  2. 02

    Design

    The call flow drawn out, handsets and apps chosen, and the network checked for voice.

  3. 03

    Port and build

    Numbers moved on an agreed date, with the new system ready before they arrive.

  4. 04

    Go live and document

    Tested with you, staff shown the basics, and everything written down in your name.

An open-plan office with rows of desks and monitors, one orange cable run down a desk leg to a floor box.

Questions

Straight answers.

Can we keep our phone numbers?
Usually, yes. Numbers are moved from your current carrier on an agreed date, and the new system is built and tested before the switch.
Do we still need desk phones?
Only where they help. Desk phones, mobile apps and computer apps all ring the same system, and most offices use a mix.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Calls can be sent to mobiles automatically, and a second internet connection that takes over keeps the office online. We design for the bad day, not the demo.
Why does call quality depend on the network?
Because voice is the first thing to suffer on a busy connection. We prioritise calls on your network and test the quality before you go live.
How is a phone system priced?
Quoted in writing after a short survey of your numbers, lines and how calls should flow. Our rates and terms.

Get started

Tell us how your calls work today.

1‑855‑OPSWORQ

855‑677‑9677 · Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm ET

If the business has stopped, call. Don’t use the form.

Numbers, lines and what drives you mad about the current system. We survey and quote in writing.

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