Industries
Phones and networks for businesses with more than one location
Most of our clients run several sites: stores, clinics, properties, depots or job sites. The phones and network problems differ by industry, so these pages start with what matters in yours.
Industries
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Multi-site retail
Phone and network setups for retail chains: segmented networks for card terminals, automatic failover, simple store phones that ring through to head office, and a standard build for new store openings.
Multi-location clinics
Phone systems and networks for multi-location clinics: central scheduling queues, after-hours routing, secure fax, patient Wi-Fi kept apart from clinical systems, and HIPAA-aware handling of voicemail and recordings.
Hospitality
Phones and networks for hotels and venues: direct 911 dialing and on-site notification from guest rooms, room-level location, guest Wi-Fi apart from payments and back office, and failover for the front desk.
Construction and field offices
Phones and connectivity for construction firms: job trailers, temporary field offices, cellular and fixed wireless links, softphones on mobiles, and a kit that moves from project to project.
Logistics and warehousing
Phones and networks for warehouses and logistics sites: Wi-Fi coverage for scanners among racking, dock and overhead paging, segmented networks for warehouse systems, and failover between sites.
Franchise groups
Phones and networks for franchise groups and multi-unit owners: one standard build per location, local and central numbers, portal access scoped by unit, and planned rollout waves for new openings.
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Distributed teams and everyone else
Offices with remote staff, professional firms with branch offices and nonprofits with several sites use the same building blocks. Start with the plans or tell us what you are running today.