Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunking
Modernize your business phone system with Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunking—a flexible, cost-effective solution that replaces traditional phone lines with internet-based voice communication. With eMPiGO’s SIP Trunking services, you get high-quality voice calls, scalable capacity, and seamless integration with your existing PBX or VoIP systems—delivered over a secure, reliable connection.
Who This Service Is For
- Businesses seeking to reduce phone costs while improving voice call quality and scalability.
- Organizations using on-premise PBX systems that want to transition to VoIP with minimal disruption.
- Companies needing to centralize communication across multiple locations under one IP-based voice network.
- IT teams looking for a reliable, flexible alternative to outdated PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) lines.
Key Features & Benefits
Cost Savings & Scalability
Reduce communication costs and scale channels easily as your business grows—no need for new physical lines.
HD Voice Quality
Enjoy crystal-clear audio and consistent voice performance with enterprise-grade call clarity and reliability.
PBX & VoIP Integration
Connect to your existing on-premise or hosted PBX system to enable VoIP with no major infrastructure changes.
Disaster Recovery & Failover
Keep calls flowing during outages with automatic rerouting and built-in redundancy across multiple data centers.
How Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunking Works
We begin by assessing your current voice infrastructure and business communication needs. Our team then provisions SIP trunks—virtual phone lines that connect your on-premise PBX or VoIP system to the public telephone network over the internet.
With cost savings and scalability, you eliminate the need for expensive physical phone lines and can instantly add or reduce call capacity. SIP Trunking also ensures HD voice quality and seamless call handling through a secure, IP-based connection.
You’ll benefit from PBX & VoIP integration, allowing you to keep your existing setup while modernizing how calls are routed and delivered. Built-in disaster recovery and failover systems keep you connected even during network disruptions—ensuring business continuity without interruption.