Voice over Internet Protocol allows you to make and receive phone calls digitally via the internet. With VoIP traditional phone lines are no longer needed to make calls. The advantages of VoIP are lower costs and greater functionality. Communications expenses are reduced by this innovation significantly compared to traditional phone services. A VoIP switch can save a business up to 70% in costs. Aside from reducing costs, these modern phone systems significantly enhance productivity.

There are no practical constraints when switching to a VoIP system. There are no restrictions on the number of calls and users that you can have. You need a fast and stable internet connection though, because your call quality & reliability is dependent on the quality of your connection.

Yes, both inbound and outbound calls can easily be recorded. It is a great VoIP feature mostly used for legal and training purposes.
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Within the United States, many states operate under a “one-party consent” law which states that calls can be recorded as long as you are a party to the conversation.

Pennsylvania's wiretapping law requires "two-party consent." In Pennsylvania, intercepting or recording a phone call or conversation is illegal unless all parties to the conversation consent to it.

‍Your existing business numbers can be transferred over. Until the porting process has been completed, you should maintain your current service.

The main benefits of VoIP services are portability and security. You can seamlessly make and receive calls using the device of your choice.
Since a VoIP phone system operates in the cloud, it’s not tethered to a physical location; it is ideal for remote employees.
The security of our services is always a priority for us. Expect more security features in your VoIP phone system than in other phone systems. To ensure maximum security your data networks should be secured on your end (which we do when we manage IT for our clients).