One supplier for the phones and the IT.

Microsoft Teams Phone deployed, numbered and managed as part of the same environment your team already works in, so nobody points at anybody else when a call drops.

What is Microsoft Teams Phone?

Microsoft Teams Phone turns Teams into your business telephone system, with real numbers that can be dialled from outside, call routing, hold queues and voicemail. It replaces a traditional PBX. Staff take calls on the app they already use for meetings and chat, on a laptop, a mobile or a desk handset.

Can we keep our existing telephone numbers?

Yes, in most cases. Existing geographic numbers can usually be ported to Teams Phone from a South African provider, which takes a few weeks and is scheduled so that calls are never unreachable during the switch. Numbers tied to certain legacy services occasionally cannot be ported, and that is confirmed before anything is committed.

What happens to calls when the internet goes down?

Calls route to a configured fallback, most commonly staff mobile numbers, so the business stays reachable. This is set up at deployment rather than discovered during an outage. A site with a single unreliable connection should have a secondary link if voice matters to the business.

Before you call

Do we need desk phones?
Not usually. Most businesses run on headsets with the Teams app, and keep a small number of physical handsets in reception or a boardroom. Buying a handset for every desk is typically the largest avoidable cost in a voice project.

A free dark web scan
and thirty minutes.

We scan for your company email addresses, passwords and customer data in the places stolen and leaked data gets traded, then spend thirty minutes walking you through what came back and what it actually means. No pressure, no jargon, no obligation. You keep the report either way.

Worried about what it takes to move?

Changing IT provider is the single biggest reason businesses stay somewhere they have outgrown. We plan the move around your working week, and we help carry the cost of getting across. Ask us how that works when we speak.