Phones, websites and AI receptionists · Nationwide
01 — Voice / Phones
The receptionist’s phone shows every colleague she transfers to. A producer’s phone has his direct line and a park key. The kitchen phone rings where it can be heard. We choose and build each phone around the role and the call flow we designed with you, then install and test it at the desk.
Chosen by role
We keep the range narrow on purpose: a short list of Yealink phones we know well, so every layout is tested and every replacement is fast.
Built for
The person who answers first. Every colleague she transfers to on a busy-lamp key, the park keys, the night-mode switch, and a sidecar when one screen can’t hold the whole office.
Yealink T54W
4.3" adjustable color display · 16 SIP accounts · Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in
Yealink T46U
4.3" color display · 10 line keys · Dual USB, expansion ready
Plus an expansion module (sidecar) where the keys run out.
Built for
Their own line, the handful of people they actually work with on busy-lamp keys, and a park key for the calls they share.
Yealink T43U
3.7" display · Gigabit Ethernet · PoE, dual USB
Built for
The break room, the stockroom, the back office. A compact phone mounted where it can be heard, ringing the groups that matter in that room.
Yealink T33G
2.4" color screen · 4 line keys · Gigabit Ethernet, wall mountable
Built for
For people who work the floor, the stockroom or the kitchen. Their extension goes where they go, instead of ringing an empty desk.
Yealink W76P
DECT cordless · HD audio · Long battery life
Built for
The conference table. Full-duplex audio and noise cancellation, so everyone in the room is heard on the business line.
Yealink CP965
5" touchscreen · 360° pickup · Wireless microphone ready
Every desk
We see who sits where, who they answer for and who they hand calls to. The phone and its keys follow from that.
Book a walk-throughKeyed to the call flow
Every key is there because the design says that person needs it. Nothing is left on a factory default, and nobody has to learn which button does what.
How each phone is prepared
We choose each phone for the person and the job at the walk-through, and reuse what you already own where it makes sense.
Extension, display name and a key layout built from the call flow we designed with you: busy-lamp keys, park keys, speed dials, labels.
Every phone set at its desk and test-called before you go live. Built to our written standard and checked before handover.
A failed phone is replaced with one already carrying that person’s setup. Nobody re-keys buttons by hand.
Phones you already own
We provision most standard SIP desk phones. Tell us what you have. At the walk-through we tell you which can stay and build them into the call flow like any other phone.
Start with a walk-through
We match each phone to the person and the role at the walk-through, key it to your call flow, and reuse what you already own where it makes sense.