Business Phone Services

Microsoft Teams features:

Installation is easy, the user interface is feature-rich, and the voice quality is 99.999% great, so long as your internet connection is suitable if your San Diego-based business building loses power.

Do not worry because this PBX will work on your smart device, and you can go home and support customers with the same service you do when you are in your San Diego business.

So long as you have internet, you can work from anywhere, not just in San Diego. Installation can range from 20 minutes per user to 1 hour, depending on the customization of the service and features required. Also, no extra data cabling if you use it on your computer or smart phone. Not requiring an additional data cabling line saves your business money.

This system is best with no hard phone because you can use your smartphone as your smartphone becomes your business phone system all in one.

Many of our San Diego use Microsoft Teams business phone service because of the flexibility. It has hard phone options if you need that service. However, we recommend this system if you can stay away from hard phones.

For example, you can transfer a call from your smart phone to the phone that’s on your desktop computer. You can speak into your headset connected to your computer’s USB port. You can also alternatively connect to the call on both phones as well. Maybe you want to see on your computer for the wideness of the screen, and you want to use your phone because you can then use your apple headphones.

Calls come in, and you answer the call on your headset. Voice controls such as volume are controlled via your mouse. Support of your San Diego phone services per customer is centralized. With this Phone system, the PBX is in the cloud. Your voicemail can be accessed via your computer internet or smart phone internet.

Teams is a feature-rich business phone service that many of our San Diego, ca, customers have chosen. The business is saving money as well because you do not have to have any premise based equipment. It’s a business phone service and PBX based in the cloud.

You can be anywhere and communicate on the Teams business phone service. The VOIP solution is always up to date. You can use IP phones with this business phone system or not. Many users choose to use the soft phone features because it creates such flexibility.

San Diego businesses choose this system for its voice quality and lack of premise based equipment. Installation is a snap with this business phone service, and our engineers know how to set up all the users in your company on this phone system. We help treat San Diego businesses to their new voicemail so they can refer to calls they may have missed.

We can route calls to different phone numbers. We can route calls to another office if you have more than one office. Say the person that answers the phone in one office is sick. Then the other business location can answer the phone for that part of the company.

If one office has too many calls and is busy, it can then roll over to the other business location saving the company money from having to hire more staff in one location. We enable the features you need and consider the internet connection as well. It may be a good idea to have more than one way to connect to the internet and have a failover connection.

The only bad news we have about Microsoft teams: Poor SMS Support

The one thing we do not like about this phone system is that it does not have a text option. Microsoft Teams doesn’t have a way to accept texts or SMS. Another option for San Diego business phone services is below.

There are other solutions that cover this need, however—other third-party options.

The cool thing about SMS is that you can separate it from your primary phone line. Many businesses have had their phone line since the 80s or older. These businesses can now split off their main phone with SMS. So, people can message the old phone line, and it will be able to operate with the new SMS solution. It can be powerful to put on your website, To call or text us on the same number we have had since the 1980s, for example.