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Tired of dropped calls and phone bills that don’t add up?

VET1 sets up and manages hosted VoIP phone systems on the Sangoma PBXact platform, with full call handling, mobility for remote and in-office teams, and one flat monthly rate.

What you get

A phone system that works the way your team works

Calls follow you

Extensions ring desk phones, softphone apps and cell phones at the same time, so calls reach the right person in the office, at home, or between job sites.

Full call handling

Auto-attendants, call queues, voicemail-to-email and conference calling, all hosted, with no PBX hardware to maintain on site.

Easy to grow

Adding an employee, an extension or a new location works the same way every time. VET1 handles the setup.

Person on a call wearing a headset
One team

One team for your phones and your network

Your phone system runs on the same network VET1 already monitors for IT and security. When something goes wrong, you make one call.

  • Voice and data on one managed network
  • Call forwarding and failover set up from day one
  • Softphone and mobile extensions for remote staff
  • Billed under the same flat monthly rate as your IT
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Questions

Straight answers

VET1 deploys hosted VoIP built on the Sangoma PBXact platform, so you get full call handling without maintaining PBX hardware on site.

VET1 configures call forwarding and failover as part of setup, so calls can still reach a cell phone or another location if your internet connection drops.

Yes. Softphone apps and mobile extensions let remote staff make and receive calls on their business line from anywhere, with the same call handling as a desk phone.

VoIP is billed under VET1’s flat monthly rate model, so adding lines or features does not turn into a surprise bill.

Yes. Your phones run on the same network VET1 already monitors for IT and security, so there is one team to call.

Let’s look at your current phone setup

Tell us how many lines you have, who you use today, and what bugs you about it. We will tell you what a switch would look like.