On-Premise Phone System:

• Hardware and software are installed and maintained at your physical location.
• Requires upfront investment in equipment and ongoing maintenance.
• Greater control over the system and data security.

Cloud-Based Phone System:

• Hosted and managed by a third-party provider over the internet.
• Lower upfront costs with subscription-based pricing.
• Easier to scale and access from anywhere with an internet connection.

We offer On-Premise and Cloud Based Phone systems from NEC, Ericsson-LG, and Clearly IP.

Call or text our office at 386-677-4040 or 407-830-5993 and press 1 for the Service Department. You may also email Service at service@aboutact.com.

Choosing between on-premise and cloud-based systems depends on your business size, budget, and specific needs. Our sales team can help you evaluate your options and choose the best solution.

Yes, you can keep or port your existing phone numbers to our phone systems. Our Sales Team will guide you through the process to ensure a smooth transition.

Absolutely! Both our on-premise and cloud-based systems are scalable. You can easily add more lines or features to accommodate your growing business needs.

Costs vary based on the type of system (on-premise or cloud-based), the number of users, and the specific features you need. We offer competitive pricing and can provide a detailed quote based on your requirements.

Switching to our phone system involves a few simple steps:

1. Consultation to understand your needs.
2. Selection of the appropriate system and plan.
3. Setup and configuration of equipment.
4. Porting existing phone numbers (if applicable).
5. Training and support to ensure a smooth transition.

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