Business SIP Trunking forModern Voice Connectivity.
Modernise business voice with SIP connectivity, call management and recording options. We help you plan a practical migration around your existing environment.
Modernise the Way Your Business Makes and Receives Calls.
SIP trunking provides an IP-based approach to connecting business phone systems with voice networks.
It can support organisations moving away from traditional telephone infrastructure, subject to system compatibility, connectivity and service requirements.
Voice Services Built Around Your Requirements
SIP Trunks
IP-based voice connectivity for compatible telephone systems.
Business Numbering
Number and migration options assessed against your current environment.
Call Recording
Recording options for applicable business and compliance requirements.
Expense & Call Management
Tools that help organisations understand and manage business voice usage.
Planning a Voice Migration?
Moving business voice services requires careful consideration of existing telephone numbers, current equipment, network connectivity and operational requirements.
Dream Weaver can help you assess relevant options before making a change.
What is SIP trunking?+
SIP trunking is an IP-based method of connecting a compatible business phone system to voice services over a data network. It replaces or reduces reliance on traditional telephone lines while allowing the existing PBX to make and receive external calls.
Why do businesses move to SIP trunks?+
Businesses may use SIP trunks to modernise voice connectivity, consolidate services and support more flexible communications environments. Depending on the setup, SIP can also make it easier to scale call capacity and integrate with newer PBX and cloud platforms.
Can SIP trunks work with our existing PBX?+
Possibly. Compatibility depends on the PBX, software version, gateway requirements and network configuration. Dream Weaver can assess the existing system and advise whether a direct SIP connection, gateway or platform upgrade is the most suitable route.
Can we keep our existing numbers?+
Number porting or migration may be available depending on the current provider, number range and applicable service conditions. Confirming the number inventory early helps avoid surprises and allows the migration to be planned around business operations.
Do SIP trunks support call recording?+
Call recording can be provided through compatible PBX, platform or recording solutions, depending on the selected design. Recording requirements should be discussed up front because storage, retention, user access and compliance needs can affect the final solution.
What happens if our internet connection fails?+
Business continuity options such as secondary connectivity, failover routing or other redundancy measures should be considered during solution design. The appropriate approach depends on how critical voice services are and how quickly calls need to recover during an outage.
How many simultaneous calls can we have?+
This depends on the number of configured channels, platform capacity, network bandwidth and business requirements. Call volumes can be reviewed so the service is sized to handle normal demand as well as expected peak periods.
Can SIP services support multiple offices?+
Yes, SIP-based voice solutions can form part of a multi-site communications strategy where the underlying systems and connectivity support it. This can help standardise voice services across branches while still allowing local routing and operational requirements.
Do you provide voice expense management?+
Dream Weaver’s voice portfolio includes call management, recording and expense-management capabilities where applicable. These tools can help businesses understand usage patterns, manage costs and improve visibility into how voice services are being used.
What information is needed for a SIP assessment?+
Useful information includes your current PBX, provider, number ranges, call volumes, number of sites, connectivity and required business-continuity level. With this information, the team can identify compatibility issues and prepare a more accurate migration approach.
Let's Review Your Voice Infrastructure.
Tell us about your existing telephone environment and the outcome you're looking for.
