Do you keep hearing about Microsoft Office 365 Phone Systems,
also referred to as Office 365 Teams Calling and
want to determine if it is a good fit for your business?

Microsoft Teams or Office 365 Teams Calling phone systems are an excellent collaboration which enables businesses to make outbound calls directly from their Microsoft Teams application. This provides you the ability to manage all of your business communications from the one interface and standardise on one technology platform.

The team at Telco Broker are experts in the procurement of Office 365 Teams Calling, we can quickly assess if you have the right licenses in place and advise if you need to upgrade, we can also organise a product demo so you can see how it works without committing and we can structure a call plan sized to the requirements of your business.

What are the benefits of Microsoft Teams Calling?

  • All-in-One Communication Hub: Microsoft Teams Calling consolidates various communication modes including chat, video meetings, document sharing, and phone services into a single platform, simplifying your business communication processes.
  • Seamless Microsoft 365 Integration: Microsoft Teams Calling is highly compatible with Microsoft 365 applications such as Word, Excel, and Outlook, enhancing workflow efficiency for businesses already utilising these tools.
  • Flexible Direct Routing: Microsoft Teams Calling supports integration with numerous telephony providers through direct routing, offering businesses a variety of options for their calling plans.
  • Worldwide Connectivity: With its capacity for international calls and a global network of data centres, Microsoft Teams Calling is ideal for companies operating on an international scale.
  • Rich Feature Set: Microsoft Teams Calling includes numerous advanced functionalities like call transferring, queuing systems, voicemail, and automated attendants.
  • Robust Security and Compliance: Built on Microsoft’s sophisticated security framework, Microsoft Teams Calling ensures robust data protection, regulatory compliance, and secure communication.
  • Adaptable Scaling: Microsoft Teams Calling is designed to easily adjust to changing business sizes, making it suitable for businesses with diverse growth rates and sizes.
  • Multi-Device Support: Microsoft Teams Calling operates smoothly across various platforms, including desktop computers, smartphones, and traditional desk phones, ensuring a uniform user experience.
  • Enhanced Collaborative Calling: The amalgamation of call features with other collaborative tools in Microsoft Teams Calling, such as file sharing and messaging, elevates the overall collaborative experience during calls.

In the event that you are unsure of whether you even want an Office 365 based phone system, the team at Telco Broker can present multiple pricing options for a Microsoft Teams Calling based phone system and for comparison a standard hosted phone system provided by world class providers. Because we are a vendor independent telecommunications brokerage, we can provide you with unbiased, impartial advice without the pushy sales pitch.

The process is quite easy

  • You will need to have an active Microsoft Office 365 subscription E1 or E3 license, or an Office 365 Enterprise E5 plan, which has a phone system add-on included. If you don’t have these licenses in place, don’t worry we can assist.
  • A phone system license and a calling plan, which typically includes a SIP connection.
  • In the event you need hardware, we can source Microsoft enabled voice and video hardware, or you can avoid hardware entirely by using the Microsoft Teams client on your smartphone or desktop.
  • Deployment of new phone system and porting of numbers.

If your business is in the process of making a decision on a new phone system, look no further than Telco Broker to assist you with making that decision.

Telco Broker has helped businesses all over Australia with selecting hosted phone systems, we can deliver brokerage services in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, Canberra, Perth, Tasmania, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and New South Wales.