Grandstream Partners with ImpacTech

Selecting the best virtual PBX for your business is simply step one in your communications journey, as the end point selection is equally as important. The IP endpoint selection can determine the quality of your interactions, either driving collaboration and communication or spiking your wheel. Choose wisely.

Grandstream and ImpacTech announced a new partnership minting certification and compatibility of Grandstream’s UCM series IP PBX and GXP IP phones with Impact Telecom solutions Impact Trunk and Impact Cloud PBX.

Marcus Kogel, Head of Telecoms at ImpacTech noted, "We are very excited to be an officially certified service provider. With Grandstream's outstanding products, experience and standing in the telecommunications market we have found a great partner to push brand awareness and drive global expansion. Grandstream customers profit from the integration into our cutting-edge, innovative and intelligent telecoms and business intelligence solutions. Experience, expertise and dedication will drive the success of this partnership."

The pairing brings together a preeminent provider of SIP UC solutions and leading developer of intelligence solutions based on big data and AI to drive business productivity. The Impact Cloud PBX is a free, cloud-based PBX offered as a managed service. The Impact Trunk allows customers access to DIDs from over 140 countries and as a result of partnerships with telecoms from around the globe, the firm can offer competitive rates without skimping on quality.

Vytas Lenkutis, Sales Director, EMEA, at Grandstream explained “We are excited to team up with Impact Telecom to offer powerful and easy-to-deploy VoIP systems to businesses throughout the world. Impact Telecom and Grandstream both strive to deliver feature-rich business communication networks at affordable prices. This partnership offers a market-leading solution that is easy-to-manage with high-end features at business-friendly prices.”

What PBX is your business putting to use? Are your communications in the cloud, yet?
 


Edited by Maurice Nagle