Business Communications

Cloud PBX Solutions

The market's most advanced PBX solution in the cloud

With a business PBX in the cloud, you will get the scalability, that of a regular mobile business solution, while providing the stability that a fixed PBX solution offers. To put it simply, the best of both worlds. You avoid the cost and the administration of owning a fixed PBX. At Dstny, we make sure that all technology, software, connections, capacity, redundancy and security are top notch, at all times. In addition, our solutions are equally suitable for small and large companies. Let’s take your telephony to new heights.

Mobile PBX

With Dstny’s mobile app, you get your entire business PBX system, directly into your mobile phone. You can make and receive calls with your mobile phone, as usual, everything still goes through your company PBX. To manage PBX features, such as changing your referral or making calls, you can easily do so in Dstny’s mobile app. With the app, you get the mobility you need while always being available to your customers and partners while you’re on the go.

IP telephony

With IP telephony, you get the classic hardware of a desk phone. The difference, however, is that an IP telephone is not connected via the wall jack, but is connected to the Internet.

Landline telephony

The need for landline telephony is still great in the business realm. Dstny can be combined as a fixed network carrier with all mobile carriers in Sweden.

Softphone

A Softphone is software that enables you to make calls directly via your computer. So you get your PBX in the computer via your cloud-based PBX system.

Frequently asked questions about Clooud PBX Systems

So what does PBX mean? PBX is short for Private Branch Exchange and a PBX is an office phone system, within a company. With a PBX you can call both within the company and externally to customers and partners.

Traditional PBX systems handled telephony over the fixed landline, with the hardware of the PBX situated at the company’s premises. Copper telephony landlines connected to a PBX box.

IP PBX uses the internet to carry the calls, instead of analog landlines. IP PBX systems are often hosted, which means that the system is managed by a service provider. Then you will have your ZIP-trunk on the service providers premise.

Cloud PBX systems, often called virtual office phone systems, are completely cloud based. Companies that uses this type of technology do not need to invest in any hardware to carry the PBX. This is completely maintained by the provider. With cloud PBX you only need the headsets, computers and phones you wish to use to make the calls.

A hosted PBX means that the technology carrying the phone system is hosted by a service provider. The service provider manages and maintains the technology, making the necessary upgrades of the PBX server. Owning you own PBX office phone system can entail costly updates and maintenance, but having a hosted system leaves you free from these tasks.

PBX is short for Private Branch Exchange and IP is short for Internet Protocol. An IP PBX is an internet based phone system that provides internal communication for a company and at the same time can connect telephone extensions to PSTN (Public Switched Network).

VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, which means VoIP for voice calls over the Internet instead of the traditional PSTN. The term IP telephony and VoIP telephony are often used in the same sentence, and it can be difficult to differentiate both. However, IP telephony works by taking traditional voice signals and converting them to a form that can be easily transmitted over a local network. VoIP on the other hand is only sent over the internet.

Cloud PBX Solutions