LEGACY PBX PHONE SYSTEMS

Your phone system still works. What comes next?

Sonictel helps businesses assess aging Avaya, NEC, Nortel, Panasonic, and Toshiba systems - then choose the right path to maintain, modernize, or replace them.

No pressure to replace equipment before it makes business sense

WHAT DOES LEGACY MEAN?

Popular legacy systems include Avaya, NEC, Nortel, Panasonic, and Toshiba. Typically, these legacy phone systems use traditional phone lines (connected to the phone company) and are not IP-based. As legacy systems age, business owners encounter "end-of-life" issues with hardware and systems. It is increasingly hard to find the parts, engineers, and technicians to upkeep these systems.

HOW IT WORKS

A legacy phone system has a control unit located on-site (computer or Central Processing Unit), usually in a closet, with electricity running through it 24/7. This type of phone system does have a rich set of features but is both costly to implement and complicated to operate, usually requiring a dedicated staff, and expensive maintenance contracts.

A PROVEN PATH FORWARD

Most Sonictel customers started with a legacy system.

of Sonictel customers began with legacy equipment

35%

Migrated using hybrid SIP trunks or digital phone lines

65%

Moved to a fully managed hosted phone system.

Based on Sonictel customer migration history.

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CLOUD PBX

The modern-day solution and best option. Affordable and functional for every budget.

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DIGITAL DIAL TONES

Another Hybrid Solution. It’s a great way to ease into the powerful world of cloud communications.

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SIP & PRI TRUNKING

Popular Hybrid Option. You can connect it to Sonictel trunking to extend the life of your PBX.

LEGACY SYSTEM EXPERIENCE

Experience with the platforms businesses already have.

Sonictel has installed and supported thousands of legacy systems over the years and can help evaluate what you have today.

Don't see your system? Ask us - we may still be able to help.