Hosted PBX

Hosted PBX Phone Systems in Toronto

Explore Toronto’s Leading Provider

With over two decades of excellence, Telx Inc. stands as Toronto’s top choice for business phone systems and solutions.

Telx provides Hosted PBX phone systems for businesses in Toronto and the GTA. The cloud-based platform is hosted and managed by Telx, allowing businesses to use office phone systems, desktop and mobile applications, voicemail, auto attendant, IVR and other calling features without maintaining PBX hardware at their location.

Businesses can keep their existing business phone numbers, add or remove extensions as needed, and connect employees working in the office, remotely or across multiple locations.

For a complete overview of Telx business phone service, VoIP, hosted PBX and office phone solutions, visit our main Business Phone Service in Toronto page.

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Advantages of Telx Inc. business phone solutions

  • Streamlined services

    Streamlined services which can lower monthly costs significantly

  • Unlimited Free Local Calls

    Unlimited free local calls and free calling to any other Telx phone line, regardless of physical location

  • Mobile Integration

    Integrate existing mobile devices such as phones, laptops, and tablets so you will never miss a call

  • Long Distance Calls

    Competitive long distance rates

  • Flexibility

    Flexibility to grow, add or remove phone lines, users, and features as necessary

  • Telecom: All In One Place

    One provider for all your office telecommunication needs

Business Phone Solutions

Some of Telx Inc Hosted PBX features

  • Advanced Forwarding Ability
  • Additional Voicemail Boxes
  • Voicemail to Email Delivery
  • Additional Phone Numbers
  • Additional Extensions
  • Multiple Devices on One Extension
  • Interactive Voice Response (IVR) Menu
  • Directory for Internal Extension Numbers

Mobile Solutions for Small Business Phone Systems

Mobile Office Phone Integration

Also known as “Find Me / Follow Me” or “One Number Reach”, mobile phone integration allows you to receive all calls directed to your business number or extension on your existing mobile device. When a caller enters your number or extension, your office phone rings a set amount of times. If the call is unanswered, the system will automatically send calls to your mobile phone. You will never miss a call again, and there is no need to give out your personal mobile number.

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Business Hosted Phone SolutionsSoft-phone Apps

A “soft” phone or software phone is simply a virtual phone application that can be put on any computer device, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops. It lets users extend their PBX system and company branding by making and receiving calls that share your business contact information instead of your personal phone number. This allows you and your employees to make and receive calls anywhere Internet is available at your iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or any Android base phone.

 How Does Telx Hosted PBX Work?

Unlike an on-premise PBX, which requires phone-system hardware at the business location, Telx Hosted PBX operates as a managed cloud service.

Incoming calls can be routed to desk phones, mobile devices, computers, voicemail or email. Telx hosts and manages the PBX platform while businesses control extensions, call routing and other communication features.

Hosted PBX call-flow examples

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Hosted PBX FAQs

What is hosted PBX phone system?

A hosted PBX combines all the features a business may need. These include call control, collaboration, mobility, call management, voicemail, messaging, contacts, web-based management, call training, integrations, contact center, and analytics.

What are the benefits of Hosted PBX

Hosted PBX, rather than having a traditional phone system or an on-premises PBX, provides you with several benefits. A Hosted PBX system saves money as it costs much less to set-up than an on-premise PBX. In several cases, set-up fees do not apply to a hosted PBX system. You would need to spend tens of thousands of dollars on purchasing and setting up an on-premise PBX. A hosted PBX phone system incurs operational instead of capital expenditure, making the service the most suitable for businesses. There are no other expenses involved as only a monthly fee is applicable in operating the hosted PBX. The service providers set up and install the hosted PBX, excluding any need for a telecom or VoIP expert installation of a hosted PBX system.

What are the main features of hosted PBX phone system?

A Hosted PBX combines all the features a business may need. These include call control, collaboration, mobility, call management, voicemail, messaging, contacts, web-based management, call training, integrations, contact center, and analytics.

Is a hosted PBX phone system scalable?

A Hosted PBX, an independent cloud-based system, is a highly scalable phone system for small businesses. Your business phone system provider shoulders all the risk, work, and complexity; growth or retraction can happen quickly and software updates happen automatically so you always have an up-to-date system.

How much control do you have on Hosted PBX?

Your service provider has the actual control over your system. The Hosted PBX service provider takes care of all major software updates and maintenance processes, saving you a lot of trouble. Because the Hosted PBX provider manages and maintains your business phone system, you can use your IT resources on other tasks that generate more revenue.

How easy is Hosted PBX installation & implementation?

A Hosted PBX installation is cheap, quick, and easy. It depends much less on in-house IT resources as compared to other phone systems. The system requires training for users, and you have the choice to either engage your solution provider—or not!