Onepath Strengthens Remote Workforce with UCaaS Offering

There are 30.2 million small businesses in the U.S. according to the Small Business Administration (SBA). While many of these are strong and thriving companies, they are still up against a challenging economic environment, uncertain times with a global pandemic, and less capital for things like new technologies.

With more and more businesses also working remotely due to COVID-19 shutdowns, having the right resources has become critical.

Now Onepath, a managed service provider for small and midsize businesses is making it easier for businesses to offer employees the tools they need while working from home.

The company announced a new UCaaS offering Onepath Cloud PBX starting at just $15/user that is enterprise-grade, hardware-free, and can get employees connected with each other and customers quickly and easily.

“With Cloud PBX, SMBs can get up-and-running quickly with integrated call, fax, and collaboration capabilities, with zero hardware requirements, and companies can easily add users and sites without needing to purchase additional infrastructure. We think it’s a slam dunk for any SMB, and we look forward to helping companies transition smoothly to the new normal,” said Brian Kirsch, SVP at Onepath.

Now more than ever, these small businesses need a way to maintain operations while circumstances are uncertain. Lack of these tools could not only stunt growth but even lead a business to close its doors.

With Onepath Cloud PBX, employees can do the things they did at the office right from home. Including receive and transfer calls and manage voicemails as well as share documents and even video conference when needed.

“This is all about helping companies adjust to the new normal as far as supporting workers wherever they are,” said Kirsch.

For SMBs in need of a quick solution during these uncertain times, Onepath Cloud PBX can be deployed for both home and office environments in just 2-3 days. It is currently offered in three options: Engage, Accelerate, and Optimize. 

Edited by Maurice Nagle