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We are in the process of organising an office move and will need to install a network telephone system. Nothing fancy, just a reception phone and eight desk phones with call transfer.


Prices and specs vary widely and I have no idea what system to go for, so thought I?d put it out there for anyone in ED who may have some idea which suppliers/systems etc might be worth checking out.

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If you have a decent internet connection available (fibre preferable for that many users) then you could go for a PC based system like 3CX. It'll be less costly than installing a full PBX.


Each desk would need a network point though and you'd need to sign up for a VoIP account too.


Do you have a budget in mind? I can put you in touch with someone if you want to PM me.

LadyDeliah

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Price is the primary consideration at the moment as our cash flow is tight because we are taking a 10 year lease on a new place after having been in a semi-serviced office so need to pay quite a lot out to get it ready.


I'd love more info and pointers as this is the first time I've had to consider these things.

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