Cloud Telephony (VoIP & Cloud PBX)

The Office Manager v1.0

Runs the office of a tax advisory firm with twenty-five staff in Hanover, where the old phone box in the server cupboard is being switched off by the carrier. The firm's number has been on every letterhead for thirty years and must not change. Wants the number ported without a gap, a greeting and a queue during the tax deadline weeks, voicemail by email, the desk phones kept, and a monthly bill the partners can read without calling anyone.

The IT Administrator v1.0

IT administrator at a machine builder with 280 staff on three sites in Baden-Württemberg, with production halls on DECT handsets, the office on Microsoft Teams and a service team abroad. Wants desk and DECT phones provisioned without touching each one, Teams calling with the company numbers, users created from Entra ID with single sign-on, an API for the number plan, and an emergency call from a home office that reaches the right control centre.

The Contact Centre Lead v1.0

Leads customer support for an online shop for bicycle parts, with eighteen agents in Leipzig and a hotline in German and English. On Mondays after a sale the queue reaches forty callers. Wants skills-based queues, a wallboard, callbacks instead of hold music, listen and whisper for training new agents, reports per agent and hour, and call summaries in the helpdesk without anyone typing them.

The Inside Sales Lead v1.0

Leads twelve inside sales reps at a B2B software company in Munich who call prospects in Germany, Austria and Switzerland from HubSpot. Wants click-to-call and a power dialer in the CRM, every call and its recording logged on the contact, local numbers in each country, the mobile app showing the company number at trade fairs, and AI notes that a rep can trust before the follow-up email.

The Data Protection Officer v1.0

External data protection officer for a group of six medical practices whose patients call about appointments, results and prescriptions. Knows that call records fall under the secrecy of telecommunications and that a recorded or transcribed call can hold health data. Reads the subprocessor list, asks which AI model writes the transcripts and where, wants encryption on by default, and needs a DPA and a retention period before any call is recorded.

The Skeptic v1.0

Has seen "all calls included" that excluded mobile numbers abroad, a "five-minute setup" followed by six weeks of porting, and an "AI assistant" that sent every recorded call to a model in the US. Asks what porting the numbers back out costs and how long it takes, whether the desk phones still work after leaving, who carries the calls, what the SLA pays when the platform is down — and what the second year costs.