Granite Delivers Direct Routing to Microsoft Teams

Communications are the keystone of every successful business. Whether it’s the ability to collaborate with colleagues in crafting strategy or clearly, concisely and effectively engaging with current and prospective customers, central to a booming bottom-line is communications.

Granite Telecommunications announced support for Direct Routing to Microsoft Teams, empowering businesses with the ability to stay connected regardless of location.

In connecting Granite’s SIP trunking service to the Microsoft Teams phone system, customers gain access to unlimited local and long-distance calling options. The Microsoft phone system becomes a PBX replacement; allows organizations to quickly scale to meet call capacity needs and offers business continuity via call rerouting through the Granite offering.

"Granite Direct Routing transforms Microsoft Teams into a business phone system, so users can make business calls to customers or vendors from the same Teams workspace they use to collaborate with internal teammates," said Christopher Chapin, CTO at Granite. "With one centralized hub for internal and external calling and collaboration, businesses can save time and improve productivity. Plus, they can work anywhere, which is vital in the current environment."

Direct Routing to Microsoft Teams is currently available, demands no service disruption and promises to cut cost while enhancing organizational flexibility. COVID-19 underscored the requirement of modern communications capability, and Granite will gladly show you how.

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Edited by Maurice Nagle