The modern replacement for the traditional office phone. They plug directly into your internet network.

• Entry-Level (IP Phones): Basic features, clear call quality, essential buttons (hold, transfer). Ideal for common areas, lobbies, or warehouses.

• Mid-Range (Business IP Phones): The most common choice. Feature LCD screens, programmable keys (BLF for presence), multi-line support, better audio, and PoE (Power over Ethernet) support. Perfect for most knowledge workers.

• Executive/High-End IP Phones: Large color touchscreens, advanced audio with HD voice and noise-cancellation, extensive connectivity options. Designed for high-volume users like receptionists and executives.

Software that turns computers, laptops, and mobile devices into powerful VoIP phones. This is essential for remote work.

• Desktop Apps: Native applications for Windows or macOS that provide the full functionality of a desk phone on your computer. Often integrate with other business software.

• Mobile Apps: Apps for iOS and Android that allow employees to use their business number from their smartphone, making them reachable anywhere with cell service or Wi-Fi.

• Web-Based (WebRTC): Allows users to make and receive calls directly from a web browser like Chrome or Firefox without downloading any software. Great for temporary or guest users.

A small device that bridges old and new technology. It allows you to connect traditional analog phones, fax machines, or overhead paging systems to a digital VoIP network.

• Use Case: Perfect for businesses that want to keep a few favorite analog devices operational while upgrading their entire phone system.

Dedicated hardware designed for group communication.

• VoIP Conference Phones: High-fidelity speakers and microphones designed for meeting rooms of various sizes (small huddle rooms to large boardrooms). Often feature advanced audio tech like acoustic fencing to eliminate background noise.

• Video Conferencing Units: All-in-one appliances (e.g., meeting owls, video bars) that combine high-quality cameras, microphones, and speakers for seamless video meetings. Often integrate with platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.

• Headsets: Wireless (DECT or Bluetooth) or wired headsets that connect to desk phones or computers for hands-free communication, crucial for call center agents and remote workers.

• Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switches & Injectors: Network equipment that delivers both power and data through a single Ethernet cable. This eliminates the need for a separate power adapter for each IP phone, simplifying installation and cable management.