Unity SIP Trunking
Pay for what you need
Most businesses that are using traditional Telco services pay for up to 50% more lines than they need. That can be very expensive and it doesn’t have to be that way.
Traditional Telco trunks are oversubscribed. The number of trunks configured for your system are based on your busiest hour of the week – so that none of your callers will hear a busy tone at that time. This means you are paying for trunks that go unused for 90% to 95% of the week.
With Unity SIP - you can increase and decrease your channel commit on a monthly basis - providing you instant flexibility to meet demand when it is actually required
Redundancy and ‘Sure Call’
We recognize how important it is to offer the greatest degree of dependability when it comes to your voice services. Many organizations continue to pay for expensive, fixed voice facilities simply because of their concern over SIP trunk reliability. Unity SIP addresses those concerns by leveraging a Geo Redundant Core and Sure Call PBX Line Failover.
Redundancy: The first level of reliability is our Geo- Redundant core and redundant national voice network. Unity SIP leverages multiple network paths over diverse carriers and up to 8 simultaneous IP gateways. Unity SIP enables any one site to act as a complete fail-over to ensure business continuity.
Sure Call: With Unity SIP Sure Call PBX Line Failover organizations can specify a call forwarding number for each active DID (Direct Inward Dialing) that will only forward calls if your organization experiences connectivity issues.
Secure by Design
Unity can provide a Session Border Controller (SBC). This device allows us to do end-to-end encryption on voice calls. It is also your first line of defense against unwanted data attacks like DDoS.
SBCs provide quality of service checking, they manage network traversal and much, much more.
Bottom line, there is no risk in moving to SIP Trunks when an SBC is installed.
Use Your Internet
Data networks are the lowest cost per ‘byte’ we can buy these days.
To put it in perspective, a ‘Telco’ line is the equivalent of 64Kbps. Yes, that’s right, that’s a ‘K’ for a thousand bytes of data. An internet connection is measured in megabytes or million bytes of data.
A ‘Telco’ line would cost on average $50 per month for 64Kbps worth of connectivity while the equivalent internet bandwidth would be 100Mbps – a significant increase in bandwidth per dollar.
So you can see why people are migrating their communications bandwidth from those fixed telco lines to SIP Trunks.
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