You don’t need to rip and replace your entire phone system to reach the cloud. Masergy leverages Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking, enabling you to deploy VoIP services both on-premise and in the cloud. In this model, you get a phased approach that allows you to migrate to the cloud one location/system at a time, progressing toward a fully hosted model only when your PBX systems are ready to be retired.
Immediately take advantage of VoIP and cloud benefits
Tap into cloud-based applications to improve productivity and collaboration
Fully integrated with on-premise PBX
Scalability with unlimited call capacity
Only pay for the service used
End-to-end visibility, analytics, and control from one portal
SIP trunking in 25 countries for complete PSTN replacement
Inbound calls from any device in 120+ countries
SLAs apply to both the call platform and the network
Enjoy unified communications features in your legacy environment. Masergy SIP trunking is powered by the same feature server as our global unified communications solution, providing you with a hybrid cloud solution that offers a cost-effective way to access new features such as instant messaging and presence even while your enterprise is still making the transition to unified communications as a service.
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