Optimize Your Business Communications

Yes, you can typically use your current business phone numbers with a VoIP system. This process is known as number porting, which allows you to transfer your existing numbers from your traditional phone service to the new VoIP provider without interruption.

At Stradiant, we offer the VoIP services you need and our team will guide and work with you through every step of the process, ensuring that there’s no loss of connectivity or business operations during the transition.

VoIP systems enhance scalability for growing businesses by allowing them to easily add or remove users, lines, and features as needed without significant infrastructure changes. This flexibility means that as your business expands, your phone system can grow with you, adapting to increased call volumes and additional staff without the need for extensive hardware installations.

VoIP’s compatibility with a wide range of devices supports a mobile workforce, ensuring that employees remain connected regardless of their location.

As an added benefit, VoIP services often come with a variety of features such as auto-attendants, call routing, and conference calling which can be managed through an online dashboard. This ease of management enables your business to adjust settings quickly and efficiently in response to changing demands.

For reliable VoIP service, you’ll need a stable and fast internet connection. Ideally, your connection should have low latency (ping), which means data packets are quickly transmitted, and sufficient bandwidth to handle the number of concurrent calls you expect to make. A dedicated internet line for VoIP can also ensure that call quality isn’t affected by other internet usage in your business.

The exact speed requirements can vary based on the number of users and the type of usage (voice only or video conferencing as well).

To ensure your network can provide a high-quality VoIP experience, contact our team today to discuss your goals and we’ll ensure you get the business communication system your company needs.

Because VoIP solutions operate through the internet, remote workers can easily access your business phone system. To do this, employees just need a stable internet connection and a device equipped with VoIP software—this could be a computer with a headset, a mobile device with an app, or even a traditional phone connected to a VoIP adapter.

Once set up, remote workers can use their devices just as they would in the office, to make calls, send texts, and access voicemail. Many VoIP systems also offer advanced features such as video conferencing, screen sharing, and integration with other business tools like email and calendars to help improve collaboration and streamline workflow.