Considering whether to switch from a traditional phone system to VoIP? Wondering if it’s worth it and what to expect when switching to VoIP? At SpectrumVoIP, we understand that change can be scary. That’s why we’ve created this article– so that you can find out what to expect when you switch to VoIP. Nobody likes surprises unless they’re good ones. Right?
The Benefits of Switching to VoIP:
#1 Cost Savings
And we’re not just talking about the monthly cost for service. That’s right– VoIP actually saves you money in ways you may not have considered. Your operating costs and capital expenditure will be significantly reduced because you’ll no longer take on the expensive burden of IT service and support, phone infrastructure, or industry regulations.
#2 Added Features at Little to No Extra Cost
VoIP service is known for its many convenient features at little to no extra cost compared with traditional phone systems which have limited capability at a higher cost.
Wondering how this is possible?
When you use cloud-based VoIP service, you’re taking advantage of an internet-based system, meaning that you don’t have to worry about long-distance charges or the cost of added features. Instead of paying to add video-conferencing, for example, and watching your phone bill skyrocket with each additional feature, VoIP includes video-conferencing (and much more) from the outset.
Here are just some of the features that you can access once you switch:
- Admin web portal
- Apps for iPhone and Android
- Desk phones
- Auto attendants
- Call waiting
- Call forwarding
- Call analytics
- Multiple extensions
- Audio recording
- Conference calling
- Voicemail to email
- Integration with other software or web applications
- Unlimited rollover lines
To learn more about the features included in VoIP service, check out what SpectrumVoIP offers their customers (https://www.spectrumvoip.com/features/).
#3 Streamlining of all Methods of Communication
When you switch to VoIP, you can expect all of your business communications to be accessed through one convenient system. This means that you can answer calls, listen to voicemails, set up auto attendants, and access email all in one place. VoIP’s convenient and easy platform makes it easier to stay organized and efficient, all at a lower cost than a traditional phone system.
#4 Freedom to Do Business Anywhere
Since VoIP service is based in the cloud, you can take calls, check voicemail, or send and receive messages anywhere that there is an internet connection. Use virtually any device to access your streamlined business communications, and enjoy the freedom of being able to work just about anywhere.
#5 Continuous, Reliable Service
VoIP is known for its reliability as compared to traditional phone systems, and SpectrumVOIP offers unrivaled uptime to our customers. When you make the switch, you can depend on our 99.99% uptime, meaning you don’t have to worry about service outages or frequent glitches. In fact, VoIP offers Failover Protection which utilizes robust 4G service to provide a dedicated cellular backup solution in the event of a main circuit outage. To learn more about the VoIP reliability, click here (https://www.spectrumvoip.com/services/failover/).
#6 Scalable Service for Your Growing Business
“What do you want your business to look like in 5 or 10 years?”
Ask any business owner the question above, and we’re sure you’d get an answer having to do with growth. Nobody gets into business to fail. That’s why, if you’ve got business growth goals (and we’re sure you do), you should look into switching to VoIP. Unlike traditional phone systems, VoIP service is scalable, meaning that as your business grows, your service will grow to accommodate it. Add more lines, take advantage of new features, and increase data to fit the growing needs of your business.
Still Not Convinced?
At SpectrumVoIP, we value transparency and loyalty when it comes to our customers. If you’ve still got questions or concerns about what to expect when switching to VoIP, contact us.
We’re here to make sure you have no regrets about switching to VoIP.