VOIP

VoIP

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a proven technology allowing anyone to place phone calls over a network like the Internet. VoIP technology uses the same data network for voice calls as for other data applications such as email, file sharing, and internet browsing. Sharing this common infrastructure can provide great flexibility in where calls can be routed.

With the rise of broadband, VoIP has become the definitive phone service choice for consumers and businesses alike. People enjoy the convenience and cost-efficiency of VoIP phone service over traditional phone lines. Although most commonly used by businesses both large and small, VoIP can also be utilized for residential purposes.

Benefits of VoIP

Cuts cost by eliminating regular phone bill
Utilizes resources client already has (internet provider)
Businesses can be linked with multiple locations
Ideal option for remote work and travel as the app allows your cell phone to be your office phone
Better sound quality
Customizable features (call/voicemail forwarding, call routing, call queuing, auto attendant)
Fast installation

Features of VoIP

Auto-attendant
Call security
Voicemail
Server backups through OfficeSafe

Why BOSS for your VoIP?

BOSS Security & Automation is your go-to source for VoIP phone systems. We utilize technology to make your user experience easy and efficient. With minimal downtime, the typical system remains running constantly once programmed and operational. This system is also easy to operate, allowing clients to work within their own needs such as:

Setting up accounts for new employees
Setting up additional extensions
Creating voicemails

BOSS provides a local resource for your home security and communication needs founded on close customer relationships and communication.

FAQ’s

Are calls secure?

Yes! Because our technology relies on the internet provider you already have, calls are protected by your firewall

Can long-distance calls be made?

Yes. Because digital data is so easy and cheap to send, there is essentially no difference between local and long-distance calls.

Is any special equipment needed?

You will need phones, a phone server, network switches, and ideally high-speed internet.