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  • 23 voice circuits capacity
  • Compatible with traditional systems for 10 or more lines
  • Savings on long distances with B2B2C's extended local zones
  • Available in Quebec and Ontario
  • Number transfer without loss of service
  • Less efficient than the SIP circuits, but compatible with more PBX

 


Is it time to leave these types of voice circuits?

 

Otherwise known as T1, PRI access was the first digital transmission standard developed to meet needs of 10 or more lines. With the development of voice over packet network transmission standards, such as those for mobile networks and the Internet, PRI access is losing momentum. The new industry standard is the voice circuit on SIP, over IP access.

 

Your telephone system does not support SIP? No problem. We are able to deliver a PRI access service based on our SIP transmission network. This kind of access is as efficient as traditional PRI access, but has the advantage of being convertible anytime to a pure SIP access, without changing carrier or phone numbers.

 

Talk with your B2B2C account manager to determine whether PRI access is the most suitable for you.

 

Availability

Don't wait, B2B2C telephone access is available on most of the territory currently served by the B2B2C's IP network. Talk with your B2B2C account manager. He can quickly confirm the availability of PRI service for each of your sites.

 

Extended local calling areas

Convert the telephone lines of offices located in the metropolitan regions of Montreal, Quebec, Sherbrooke and Ottawa to the B2B2C phone service and reduce your long distance bill with our extended local calling areas.

 

For example, consider the study presented on the Long distance and Extended calling areas page, featuring a corporation owning an office in St-Jerome and having customers in Beloeil and Chateauguay.

 

Typical Applications


Save on your local lines and long distance

Your needs are for 10 or more local telephone lines and your telephone system supports PRI access in addition to analog circuits? Contact your B2B2C account manager and get a free estimate of savings that you could realize on your local telephone lines by switching from analog to PRI access .

Activate the DNIS and ANI features of your call center or CRM software

Make the most of your investment in CRM and call center technologies. B2B2C's PRI and SIP access collects information about each incoming and outgoing call, including called number (DNIS) and calling party number (ANI). Provide better customer service and save valuable time on each call with call-data delivered by B2B2C's digital voice access services.

 

Service portfolio

 

PRI (T1) access - Single local calling area

VoIP based PRI (T1) access - Single local calling area

 

B2B2C PRI access provides 23 local telephone lines and one data channel for call data information and routing commands.  Based on SIP transport, this VoIP based service is delivered on a dedicated (Non-Internet) IP access.

Voice PRI access
Number of voice channels 23
Number of phone numbers (DID) 1
Number of trunk groups * 1 or as required
Local calling areas 1 B2B2C Extended Local Calling Area 
(unlimited local calls)
1 year agreement
Activation fee **

Feasibility

study required (Call)
Pricing on 2+ year terms Available (Call)

Agreements for multiple sites and / or multiple groups

 Available (Call)
White Pages listing Included
Directory assistance (411) Included
Operator (0) and Technical Support (611) Included
Emergency Service (911) Included (see notice below)
Interconnection equipment None required ***

*  A trunk group provides the mechanism to associate some or all included telephone circuits to automatic hunt groups. Each trunk group is tied to one local call area. ** The service is made available on the client's B2B2C IP access, sold separately. *** Telephone system required (non-included).

 

911 NOTICE: VoIP phone emergency 911 features differ from traditional 911 emergency services. Visit www.b2b2c.ca/legal for more information

 
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