With more and more organisations operating remotely, there is an increased interest in having a virtual landline. In this article, we detail the benefits of a virtual landline for your company.
In a revealing study by Upwork, over 1,000 hiring decision-makers reported an increase in remote working. 63% of companies now have remote workers. It also seems a growing number of the decision-makers believe offices will soon become temporary anchor points rather than daily workplaces. So, the virtual business landline is now an important consideration for business owners.
What Is a Virtual Landline?
A virtual landline is an effective solution for business owners, no matter where their location may be. Let’s say you’re a business owner in the north of England with a registered office address in London. A virtual landline will use IP telephony and call forwarding services. So, you can receive your business calls even if you’re using a different phone, in another location!
Here are a number of the benefits of using a virtual landline:
Save Money with a Virtual Landline
With a virtual landline, you don’t need to pay for the expensive hardware you need for an in-office telephony system. Virtual numbers provide flexibility for company telephone systems. Since virtual numbers are compatible with mobile phones, you don’t need to pay out for new phone networks. They also allow you to seamlessly connect with employees’ personal contact details.