VoIP technology is transforming the way the business world communicates.

It allows you and your team to make and receive calls anywhere; in the office, working from home, or even while overseas.

We pass on our wholesale rates so you can make your budget work harder and help offset the cost of a new system.

Our call plans are highly competitive, flexible and reliable, helping our customers stay connected.

From mobile and international calling to local and non-geographical calls, each and every plan is suited to your business adapting to your telecoms needs.

The future is fibre so going forward, all phone calls will be made over the internet using IP technology and solutions such as VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) voice technology and broadband services such as SoGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access) and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises).

The Public Switch Telephone Network (PSTN) will close in December 2025.

By then, every phone line in the UK will have moved to a fully digital network that uses Internet Protocol (IP) across a fibre-based service.

This won’t just affect voice services, it may also mean you need to upgrade your broadband.

Any equipment that currently uses the PSTN will stop working: alarms, EPOS machines, door entry systems, CCTV, faxes, and so on.

The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) will also stop working.

Our current network is old and difficult to maintain. As an essentially 20th century technology, the PSTN is increasingly out of kilter with the demands of 21st century communications.

Traditional phone usage is changing everywhere as people switch to mobile and internet communications. We all expect much more from modern phone services than the traditional technologies can deliver.

Digital is the answer.

At some point before 2025, you’ll need to move from PSTN to the latest IP technology.

To help make that possible, Openreach is busy rolling out the full fibre network (fibre to the premises or FTTP) in phases across the UK. Traditional phone lines will cease selling in all exchange areas by September 2023.