Business
Call and text your clients from a dedicated work number. Your personal life stays separate.
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Clients, messages, team and appointments: keep your business connected in one place.
In a small business, the work line is almost always the founder's mobile. That is convenient at first, and it becomes a problem the moment the business grows at all.
With no opening hours, the work line rings straight into private life, seven days a week.
They call someone rather than a company. When that person is off or in a meeting, the line goes quiet.
The day an employee leaves, they leave with the number hundreds of clients had saved.
The history of exchanges disappears into one personal call log, invisible to the rest of the team.
A separate business number solves all four at once. It belongs to the company, it can be shared, it knows its hours, and it outlives departures.
Several people answer the same number from their own device. The history stays visible to the team, and nobody needs a colleague's private number to pass a client along.
You decide when the line rings. Outside those hours, the greeting takes over. That is the difference between being reachable and being permanently available.
A greeting message and simple routing give a three-person company the same composure as a thirty-person one.
514 or 438 for Montreal, 418 for Quebec City, 450 for the South Shore, 416 for Toronto, 604 for Vancouver. Several markets, several numbers, one app.
The number is attached to the company account, not to an employee's device. A change in the team costs you neither the number, nor the history, nor the clients.
Nothing to buy, nothing to install. Each team member installs the app on their own phone and signs in with a six-digit code.
A broker publishes their number on every listing, every sign and every ad. It circulates for years and becomes permanently public. A business line means being widely reachable without exposing the personal one.
Calls come early, often while hands are busy. A number shared between the office and the site keeps everything from converging on one phone.
Practitioners, therapists and salons handle bookings and cancellations all day. A separate number, with clear hours, draws a firm line between scheduling and private life.
Billing by the hour and answering at any hour are two different things. A number that goes quiet in the evening is the simplest tool for holding that line.
There is no hardware to buy and no installation to schedule. The company picks its numbers and area codes, each team member installs the app, and the line is live.
The subscription is monthly, with no mandatory annual commitment. Compare the plans.