VoIP Handsets
Introducing
BT Cloud Voice
A Premium Business VoIP Solution
BT Cloud Voice gives you everything a traditional phone system does, but with one crucial difference -it’s hosted in the cloud. That means you spend less money on hardware and maintenance.
With Remote Working becoming an increasingly crucial part of every business across the UK, we believe that the correct telecoms infrastructure is essential for your business' operations.
Our Cloud/VoIP solutions include the ability to remote work with Mobile/Computer based apps. You can also bring your handset home and connect directly to the office!
Corporate Telecom Ltd has partnered with the UK's leading telecom suppliers who supply Premium Voice VoIP/Hosted solutions.
For a free bespoke business quotation, or for advice on the best telecoms solutions for your business,
please contact our team today.
We would love to help!
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Landline
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BT Cloud Voice
with Cisco WebEx
Work together better from anywhere!
Whether in-person or online, you can communicate better using Cloud Voice with Cisco Webex.
BT Cloud Voice is a powerful cloud phone system that’s built for business. It puts phone system features, wherever you need them, on any device.
In today’s increasingly digital workplace, a feature-packed phone system is just one way for colleagues and customers to communicate. Cloud Voice gives you more than just phone calls – combining voice communication with Cisco Webex, it keeps you connected with collaboration tools, meetings and messaging – all in one place.
A new way of working is here.
Business Flexibility
Cloud Voice offers the ability to expand your cloud seats as your business expands giving you the compete flexibility that your business needs.
Pick and mix features to create a Cloud Voice that works for your business. Integrate it with your CRM to improve your customer service, or add Call Analytics and Call Recording to give you the big picture of what’s happening in your business.
Get the best of both worlds with traditional call options
(including hunt groups, call transfer and automatic routing) as well as on-the-go calling.
Call Analytics
Call Recordings
CRM/ Go Tapi
On The Go Calling
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starting at £6.99
Yealink T series (T43U/ T46U/ T48U)
A high-end IP desk phone with colour touch screen display, loudspeaker and ports for both a headset and PC.
From 1-250 users
Yealink Dect W73 Cordless
Ideal for businesses that need employees at the end of a phone, even while they move around the premises.
From 1-250 users
Yealink T54w (WiFi)
A powerful and expandable office phone that delivers optimum desktop efficiency and productivity with built-in Bluetooth 4.2 and dual-band 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi.
From 1-250 users
Poly Trio 8300 Conference Phone
Ideal for small conference rooms/ collaboration spaces.
From 1-250 users
Yealink EXP50 Expansion Pack
Expanding the T43U/T46U/T48U IP phone capabilities, it allows you to monitor contacts and manage a large volume of calls with ease.
From 1-250 users
Yealink T46U (loaned scheme - no upfront cost)
A mid-level IP desk phone with colour screen, loudspeaker and ports for both a headset and PC
From 1-250 users
Accessories
Jabra Engage 65
Plantronics Savi 8240
Jabra 2300 Mono
Jabra 2300 Duo
Jabra 920 Mono
Jabra 920 Duo
Jabra Evolve2 65 Mono
Jabra Evolve2 65 Stereo
Poly Blackwire C5210 Mono
Poly Blackwire C5220 Duo
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Poly Blackwire C3210 Mono
Poly Blackwire C3220 Duo
Introducing
BT Cloud Voice
A Premium Business VoIP Solution
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What is Fibre BroadbandIt’s the next generation broadband technology that uses fibre optic cabling instead of copper. It enables much faster and more reliable connectivity for businesses. The three main types of business fibre broadband are fibre to the cabinet (FTTC), Fibre to the premises (FTTP) and a more dedicated solution called a leased line.
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What is Full Fibre BroadbandFull Fibre is fibre to the premises (FTTP). It’s a pure fibre connection from the exchange to your business. It offers higher broadband speeds to specific premises in areas that have been enabled for FTTP (speeds up to 900Mbps).
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What are the differences between FTTC/ FTTP & Leased linesFTTC, or fibre to the cabinet, uses a combination of fibre optic and copper cables between your business premises and your local exchange. Fibre optic cable is installed to a green cabinet in the street, and from the cabinet to your business premises, standard copper cable is used to deliver the remainder of your broadband connection. FTTC offers faster and more reliable broadband than standard broadband, which only uses copper to connect your business premises to the exchange. FTTP, also known as Full Fibre, is fibre to the premises. It uses fibre optic cabling between your local exchange and your business premises. Because only fibre optic cabling is used, FTTP offers much faster and more reliable broadband than FTTC and is significantly better than broadband that uses copper alone. A leased line offers businesses a personal internet connection with dedicated bandwidth and significantly faster speeds than FTTP broadband (up to 10Gbps). It’s ideal for data hungry businesses and when internet access is business critical.
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What kind of fibre can I get?Based on your address we’ll either supply you with fibre that comes to your property via a cabinet and copper or full fibre. We’ll work out what you can get at the time you place your order and display the appropriate packages and speeds available to you.
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How fast can my Fibre go?Based on what way we need to get the fibre service to your property you will have an option to choose the highest speed possible. If you are Full Fibre, you could potentially have up to 900Mbps.
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I need a dedicated Fibre line. What are my options?If you don't want to share the network with anyone else, and need faster connectivity, then our leased line service providing dedicated internet access might be for you.
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I only need Broadband. Do I need a phone line too?Depending on what's available at your address you may still need to have a traditional phone line. This could be due to compatibility with 3rd party products, but also that you are not yet in a full fibre area. If you are still in an area where your fibre is delivered from a fibre cabinet, it's only possible to supply this over a phone line.