// Managed Communications
POTS line management, SIP migration, and legacy device support — every line inventoried, monitored, and maintained.
From POTS lines supporting fax machines and elevators to SIP trunk migrations, we manage your entire analog footprint with 24/7 monitoring and full number portability — zero disruption guaranteed.
| Type | Count | MOS | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| POTS Lines | 8,640 | 4.29 | Healthy |
| SIP Trunks | 2,980 | 4.31 | Healthy |
| Fax Lines | 420 | 4.22 | Healthy |
| Alarm Lines | 248 | — | Active |
| Elevator Lines | 112 | — | Audit Due |
// Line Type Comparison
Standard, monitored, or life-safety — every line is managed with the appropriate SLA and carrier tier for its criticality.
// Key Features
From legacy POTS to modern SIP trunks, every circuit is inventoried and monitored 24/7.
// How It Works
We audit your entire analog footprint, build a migration plan, and transition every line to managed service — with 24/7 NOC coverage and zero disruption from day one.
// Products
Every product is actively managed with guaranteed SLAs and 24/7 NOC oversight.
// Why It Matters
// FAQ
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Yes. We keep critical analog lines - alarms, elevators, fax, fire panels - alive through carrier transitions and copper retirement, using ATAs or managed analog gateways where needed.
Q
No. We migrate at your pace and keep the analog services that need to stay analog, so nothing critical goes dark during the switch.
Q
We do - one provider and one bill for your analog survival, phones, and the rest of your connectivity, monitored 24/7.
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Because the lines are spread across sites, carriers, and contracts, and no one owns the whole picture. Each location is billed separately, there is no central inventory, and organizations keep paying for lines they forgot they had. Nobody monitors the lines, so a dead one is found only when someone tries to use it. Carriers are retiring copper, often with a hard deadline and little help, and when something breaks, the phone vendor and the internet provider blame each other. We inventory every line at every site, bill it centrally, monitor it 24/7, and audit it continuously — one provider accountable for all of it.
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Yes. The line audit shows which lines to keep, consolidate, or replace, and lines that can move to SIP trunks do so with full number portability. Fax lines can be retired entirely with secure cloud eFax, which also removes the unencrypted transmission and missing audit trail that make analog fax a security and compliance risk. Lines behind fire alarm panels, elevators, and other life-safety systems are different: copper is preserved where code requires it, and cellular replacements are used where they are accepted (see analog line compliance). Migration happens at your pace, so nothing critical goes dark during the switch.
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