No need to manage expensive equipment or hardware onsite. We manage the whole system so you can focus on your business priorities.
Mobility features like Advanced Call Forwarding and One Number Calling across devices make it easy to work from anywhere. Get only the seats you need and scale at will.
With a hosted service, you can stop funding and servicing PBX equipment. We offer fast install options and free training for your users and admins. With our web portal you can easily manage services and support.
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Fusion Connect Hosted Voice uses your internet connection to provide your business with reliable telephony.
50+ Features
50+ calling and mobility features that help your employees work smarter at any location.
Top-of-the-line Phone System
High-definition (HD) desktop office, conference, and mobile phones available to choose from.
VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, replaces tranditional copper landline phone lines with your internet connection to make phone calls. The technology converts your voice into digital data packets. These packets are transmitted over the internet, allowing for flexible, cost-effective communication from various devices.
We were paying a high cost for very basic service and features. We needed to look at different solutions and had been considering Hosted VoIP as an alternative to our traditional phone service. We saved a substantial amout with the switch to Fusion Connect Hosted Voice. And it's a better value because we get much more functionality.
—Tina Riehl, Firm Administrator, Hunsucker Goodstein Law Firm
Available with UCaaS services only.
Available with UCaaS services only.
Available with UCaaS services only.
Available with UCaaS services only.
A PBX, or Private Branch Exchange, is a traditional business phone system that manages internal and external calls through on-premises hardware. It connects users on local phone lines and routes calls through the public switched telephone network (PSTN). PBX systems often require physical infrastructure, maintenance, and IT oversight.
VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, sends voice calls over the internet instead of analog phone lines. A cloud PBX system, often used in VoIP setups, delivers advanced features like call routing, call queues, IVR, caller ID, and integrations with tools like Salesforce or HubSpot. VoIP is typically more cost-effective, scalable, and easier to manage than a traditional PBX system, making it ideal for businesses using mobile devices or needing remote access through a web browser or mobile app.
A hosted PBX is a cloud-based phone system managed by a service provider. Instead of housing equipment on-site, call handling and PBX features are delivered through remote data centers. It supports voice, video calls, and unified communications without the hardware requirements of an on-premises PBX phone system.
This type of PBX service offers real-time access to dashboards, call flow automation, and metrics for better control of communications. Hosted PBX systems support features like unlimited calling, international calling, toll-free numbers, and integration with iOS, Android, or web-based tools. It's often chosen by small businesses for cost savings and simplified upgrades tied to business needs.
Learn more about how migrating your PBX to the cloud can result in annual savings.
Hosted VoIP is a voice over internet protocol (VoIP) phone system that runs through a third-party provider’s servers instead of on-site hardware. It uses a cloud-hosted PBX to manage features like call routing, voicemail, and video conferencing.
This communications solution supports a range of services including SMS, virtual PBX, and SIP trunking. It offers flexibility in call quality and feature updates without large upfront costs. Hosted VoIP is often selected for its alignment with business needs, contact center operations, and support team efficiency. Pricing is typically subscription-based and scalable.
Expand your knowledge of VoIP phone systems and how it has evolved over the years.
Hosted VoIP uses a cloud phone system to transmit voice calls over the internet. The service provider manages the infrastructure, including servers and cloud PBX systems, while users access the service through VoIP-enabled phones or software.
Calls are routed through a virtual PBX, allowing users to make and receive calls from desktops, mobile devices, or web applications. This setup supports features like call forwarding, voicemail-to-email, and integrations that enhance customer experience. Cloud PBX providers handle system updates and maintenance, removing the need for on-premises equipment.
Learn more about VoIP and how it can be a game-changer for your company.
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