What is VoIP?  Voice Over Internet Protocol.  Making phone calls via your internet connection. 

The Wikipedia definition of Voice over Internet Protocol, also called VoIP, IP (Internet Protocol) Telephony, Internet telephony, Broadband telephony, Broadband Phone and Voice over Broadband is the routing of voice conversations over the Internet or through any other IP-based network.

Using VoIP can reduce the cost of phone service expenses for an average of 30% for multi-site businesses.  Many people experience difficulties with VoIP due to incorrect installation and incorrect bandwith allocation for that service.  Ask the experts before you make the move!

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VoIP trunks are equal to phone lines.  Basically it is the number of concurrent phone calls your service provider will allow you to make at one time. Do not include internal calls if calling your remote office using a like system. When purchasing your Trunks DO NOT include Fax and Modem Lines at this time VoIP carriers are unable to transmit these types of services with good quality. This is not a bad thing for your Agency because in times of an internet outage or service outage you can use Fax and Modem lines as back ups to reroute your calls out.  One very important thing to verify is that the VoIP carrier has been tested and proven with the manufacturer of your VoIP System. Many carriers and Phone manufacturers will set up test accounts with each other to run testing on their service to ensure interoperability between the two.