Replace rigid phone lines with flexible, cloud-based voice that keeps your business connected, reduces overhead, and adapts as you grow.

Broadvoice SIP Trunking replaces traditional phone lines with secure IP connectivity. It gives you a more flexible way to manage voice, routing calls through your existing PBX or cloud platform with greater visibility and control.
Calls are routed across your existing PBX or b-hive platform with built-in redundancy and failover. This lets everything stay connected without manual setup or constant oversight.

IT teams get centralized provisioning, number
management with local and international DIDs, usage visibility, and real-time reporting, without managing physical circuits or carrier sprawl.
Add channels, locations, or capacity on demand. From there, scale up for peak demand or down as needed, without expensive hardware changes.
Everything your team needs to scale, without any added complexity.

Update DIDs, routing, and capacity directly, without tickets or coordination. That means changes happen when you need them, not when the process dictates.
When your voice infrastructure is flexible, your operations just work better. Changes happen faster, costs stay predictable,
and calls connect reliably, without complexity or overhead.
SIP trunking is a way to deliver voice calls over the internet instead of traditional phone lines. It connects your existing PBX and or cloud communications platform to the public telephone network using IP-based connectivity, giving you more flexibility, scalability, and control over how calls are routed.
SIP trunking uses the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) to establish and manage voice calls over an IP network. Instead of relying on physical phone lines, calls are routed digitally between your system and a SIP provider, letting you scale capacity and manage routing in real time.
SIP trunking gives you a more flexible and efficient way to manage voice infrastructure. You can scale capacity on demand, reduce reliance on hardware, improve call reliability with built-in failover, and lower costs by eliminating unused capacity and legacy circuits.
With SIP trunking, you can add or remove capacity almost instantly. There's no need for hardware installs or long provisioning timelines, so you can scale in real time as demand changes.
SIP trunking lets you route calls across locations and environments, making it easier to support your hybrid and distributed teams, without relying on a fixed infrastructure.