Voice Carrier's SIP Trunking Service Interoperable with Top PBX Systems

Voice Carrier, a provider of enterprise-grade, VoIP services to businesses of all sizes, said its IntelliSIP Trunking Service is certified interoperable with a variety of business phone systems and PBX vendors.

IntelliSIP is a Voice Carrier exclusive service product that delivers 21st century phone features for both IP PBXs along with the ability to extend the functionality for legacy systems. It comes with a set of communications features such as remote extension calling, private conference bridges, find me and follow me, allowing businesses to increase revenues and reduce costs.

The SIP trunking service is now fully compliant with business phone systems and PBX products from Avaya, Mitel, Panasonic, Toshiba, NEC, Sangoma, Itwatsu and PhoneSuite. It also runs harmoniously with the company's existing PBX. Voice Carrier has been engaging with each of the PBX vendors to successfully pass the vendor's rigorous compliance testing. 

With this interoperability, channel partners for both Voice Carrier and the business phone system and PBX vendors are now able to deliver an efficient and intelligent SIP phone service to their existing and future customers without violating any of their existing PBX vendor support contracts.

Resellers also get commissions on the monthly phone service revenue when they convert their customer’s PSTN lines or SIP trunks to IntelliSIP.

Gary Johnson, CEO of Voice Carrier, says, "This is a win-win proposition. The end user business significantly cuts its monthly phone bill by up to 70 percent, while the partner earns new monthly recurring commission revenues."

IntelliSIP also won the 2013 INTERNET TELEPHONY Excellence Award from TMC, an integrated marketing media company. Voice Carrier has won this award three out of the last four years.

Commenting on this award, Jeff Gigoux, chief marketing officer for Voice Carrier, said, “This award acknowledges that IntelliSIP is different from other SIP trunking products.”


Edited by Rachel Ramsey