Not ready to move to hosted PBX? SIP trunking connects your on-premise PBX to the world over IP, at a fraction of ISDN cost.
Those glitches in VoIP calls are rarely "the internet"; they're the network. Most networks were built for general IP traffic and had voice bolted on later. Ours was designed for voice from the start, and we own and operate all of it - nobody else to wait on when something needs fixing.
SIP trunking connects your on-premise PBX to the world over IP at a fraction of ISDN cost - for those not ready to move to a hosted PBX.
Ring timeouts and time-of-day routing, failover options and forwarding, and full control via portal and API.
Most networks were built for general IP traffic with voice bolted on later; Simwood's was designed for voice from the start and it owns and operates all of it, so there's nobody else to wait on when something needs fixing.
Same core, same API, same intelligence - whatever door you come in through.