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Maximum Your Savings AND Telephony Productivity

The industry is buzzing about how SIP Trunking saves money and simultaneously increases productivity. Broad-Connect brings you the first network built for VoIP, which means our next-generation voice services actually work the way they should.

You get the reliability you need to lower costs and centralize communications with SIP Trunking. Now you have the power to redefine communication within your enterprise and obtain greater value from your voice service.

Strength Of Product VOPI™

Broad-Connect Telecom provides a wide range of SIP Services designed to address your unique needs from On-Net services to Outbound, Local and Toll Free. These services utilize our private network to take the worry out of network planning and provide you with peace of mind. Unlike voice services based on public internet transport, VoIP packets on a fully interoperable voice network receive highest priority on the private IP backbone, translating into consistent and predictable carrier grade call quality - guaranteed. We call this VOPI™– Voice of Private Internet.

Rich Business & Technical Features

Savings - SIP Trunking from Broad-Connect is delivered over our a private operated voice and IP networks, allowing us to provide compelling pricing and support ROI.

Simplicity - You can simplify your vendor management and billing across all of your locations because Broad-Connect Telecom operates one of the largest local voice footprints in the Canada.

Advanced Technology - We has been a SIP Pioneer for more than 5 years and have partnered with the latest technology vendors to provide our customers with the most reliable and proven equipment.

Exceptional Reliability and Quality - Using our VOPI™ delivery method over a private network to your location, means Broad-Connect SIP Trunks delivers voice communication that never touches the public internet space.

Security Features – Our private network based service, Session Border Controller VoIP architecture, secure VoIP interconnection points and separate network access routers provide you with an unsurpassed secure environment for VoIP calling while stopping hackers, denial of service attacks and more. Utilizing Secure Signaling (SIP/TLS, IPsec) and Secure Media (STRP) ensures that your Voice traffic is truly secure, point to point.

Realize The Full Benefits From SIP Trunking Solutions

For enterprises that have more complex needs Broad-Connect offers them reliable and efficient telecom solutions. We are skilled at and have intimate knowledge of the end user needs at the desk level. In addition Broad-Connect operate its own Canada wide private voice and data network, allowing us to control the first and last mile of service. Broad-connect can provide you with various options to choose from, to meet both your needs and budget while maintaining the highest quality of service.

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Technical Features / Capabilities

  • Basic Phone Service: Includes Local and Long-Distance calling services with optional Toll-Free, DID numbers, Directory Assistance and Caller and Name ID.
  • Feature and Mobility Packs: Multiple feature packs are available to accommodate your specific end-user voice needs.
  • Pooled Concurrent Call Paths (CCPs): Share idle capacity across the enterprise to reduce oversubscription on site specific trunks.
  • E-911 Included:
  • 100 percent End-to-End IP Networ k Backbone: Delivers high quality of service out to the PSTN.
  • Automatic Failover: If there is any interruption to the primary session border controller (SBC),

Challenges Facing Enterprises

  • Multiple Islands of Call Routing Proliferation of PBXs within the Corporation, IP Phone Models, Disparate PBX Vendors, Capabilities, too many touch points for routing & management, Disaster Recovery Challenges, Security – TLS, sRTP throughout the network.
  • Call Centers Increasing Call Volumes and the Cost Number of locations Capping TDM-centric ACDs
  • Migration Challenges; From TDM to IP PBXs From PRIs to SIP Trunking Interworking of SIP and H.323
  • Carrier Management Multiple telecom providers Not cost optimized Multiple bills, feature differences
  • Power and Space Large Data centers filling up More hardware requires more power Environmental Concerns are increasing

Supports transcoding of codecs, frame sizes, fax, and DTMF

  • Full transcoding
    • G.711, G.729A/B, G.726, G.723.1, ILBC, AMR, EVRC0, T.38, and RFC2833 (includes silence suppression and CNG)
  • Passthru mode
    • G.722, G.722.1, G.722.2, G.728; and video codecs H.261, H.263, H.263 1998, H.263 2000, and H.264