Business Telephone Solutions

On-Premise vs Cloud PBX?

Unlike most VoIP providers pushing a cloud-based PBX on subscription user seats, at BY Solution we promote On-Premise phone systems and safety technology. On-Premise voice systems provide local survivability to ensure essential communication services are available, even if internet connection has been interrupted. This is essential to keep people safe during human or natural emergencies. What sets us aside from the rest is our unmatched 5-year warranty on the core system to insure your investment.

Why On-Premise PBX?

• Built-in features at no extra cost
• Centralized Calling District-wide
• License-Free VoIP solutions
• Subscription-Free platform
• Local Survivability (read more below)
• 24/7 Support (SLA)
• Chat, Message, Meet
• SIP Video & Audio calling
• Zoom phone certified products
• On-Premise Analog Gateway/ VoIP Server
• Fax & Conference Bridge compatibility
• Voicemail to email
• Analog/ IP based Public Announcement integration
• High-Definition, Crystal Clear Voice
• 24/7 Virtual Receptionist
• Softphone (cellular and desktop) application for work-from-home capabilities
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Providing SIP Trunking:

A lower-cost alternative to traditional telecom. Trust 99.9% availability of our phone lines with reliable redundancy and failover strategies.

• All CANADA & USA calling included (no long-distance charges).

Local Survivability:

Industries like educational, healthcare, senior living, and government facilities rely on the availability to operate essential communication systems like paging, mass notification broadcasts, and often to inform essential staff by internal calling in the event of human/ natural cause emergencies. An On-Premise based phone system allows equipment to register to the server locally which ensures continued operations in the event of severed internet.

Disadvantages of Cloud-based VoIP:

• Requires consistent internet connection to make internal calls.
• Requires adequate network and internet speed to keep phones operational.
• Billed per “User Seat” opposed to per Line/ Channel.
• Pay per use for telephone features.
• Long-term use is more costly than premise-based.
• Convoluted telephone programming.
• Paging & Calls down if Internet is down.