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Phone systems for every kind of business
Every business uses the phone differently. Pick your industry to see an example call flow, a typical setup, and answers to common questions.
- Medical & dental officesFax to email for referrals and after-hours routing to the on-call provider.
- Veterinary clinicsEmergency options, refill lines, and appointment reminders by text.
- Law firmsDirect lines for attorneys and calls that follow you to court.
- Accounting & tax firmsHandle tax season volume and seasonal staff working from home.
- Insurance agenciesRoute quotes, claims, and service calls to the right agent.
- Real estate officesCalls follow agents to showings, with the office caller ID.
- Property managementAfter-hours maintenance emergencies go to the on-call tech.
- Contractors & home servicesNever miss a job while your crew is on the road.
- Auto dealers & repair shopsSeparate sales, service, and parts lines, plus overhead paging.
- RestaurantsHours and directions answered automatically during the rush.
- Retail storesRing the sales floor and connect every store location.
- Hotels & hospitalityFront desk, reservations, housekeeping, and room phones.
- Schools & childcareAttendance lines, classroom extensions, and closing announcements.
- Churches & nonprofitsService times recordings and volunteers answering on the app.
- Government & public agenciesMulti-site systems for libraries, transit, and municipalities.
- Manufacturing & warehousesPaging, cordless phones, and shipping and receiving lines.
- Salons & spasBooking calls handled while you're with a client.
- Financial advisorsDirect lines, call recording, and calls that follow advisors.
- Multi-location businessesEvery branch on one system, with one bill.
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