Keep the phone system you already run and connect it to Kenyan mobile and fixed networks over the internet, with local numbers for incoming calls.
A SIP trunk connects your own phone system (PBX) to the public phone network over the internet. Instead of physical phone lines or GSM gateways full of SIM cards, your PBX sends and receives calls through Satas, and we carry them to and from Kenyan networks.
If you do not have a PBX and do not want to run one, a cloud PBX is simpler: we run the system for you.
Many Kenyan offices connect their PBX with GSM gateways: boxes full of SIM cards. They work, but every SIM has its own airtime, calls are limited by the number of SIMs, and networks can block SIMs that make many calls. A SIP trunk has none of these problems: capacity is set by agreement, billing is in one place, and there are no SIM cards to manage.
A PBX connected to the internet is a target for toll fraud, where criminals use it to make expensive calls. Use strong passwords for every extension, limit which countries can be called, and keep the PBX behind a firewall. We watch our network for unusual call patterns and can block suspicious traffic.
A connection over the internet between your own phone system and the public phone network, used instead of physical lines or SIM-card gateways.
Standard SIP systems such as Asterisk, FreePBX, Issabel, 3CX and FreeSWITCH. Tell us which one you use and we will help with the settings.
It depends on the number of calls at the same time, the numbers you need and your call volume. Calls are billed per second. Contact us for a quote.
Yes. Kenyan business numbers can be routed to your PBX for incoming calls.
Tell us how your PBX connects to the internet when you ask for a quote, and we will agree the connection details with you.
Tell us your PBX, how many calls you make at the same time and how many numbers you need.