The system stays in your building

Why we still sell appliances

The industry is pushing everything to the cloud, and for plenty of businesses that’s the right answer. It isn’t always.

If your building is an hour past the edge of reliable internet, if a dropped call during calving or harvest costs real money, or if your elevator phone and fire panel have to work regardless of what the connection is doing, the system belongs in the building. We’ve kept that expertise deliberately, because our customers need it.

This suits you if

• Your connection isn’t dependable, or your site is remote
• You have life-safety circuits — elevator, refuge, pool, fire panel
• Your phones integrate with something else in the building, like a property management system
• You want the equipment to be yours

It doesn’t suit you if

• You’re a handful of people on good internet who’d rather pay monthly — our hosted service is simpler and cheaper for that
• You move offices often
• You want someone else to own the hardware

We’d rather tell you now than six months in.

Pre-configured, with configuration support. We build and test the system in Calgary before it leaves. For Calgary-area sites we install it; further out, we ship it, you plug it in, and we make sure it works.

The three editions

Which one you need depends on how many people pick up a phone and how many of them talk at once. We size it with you; nobody should be guessing.

Before this page goes to production: confirm every figure above against the current Yeastar datasheet and our distributor pricing. Capacity numbers change between firmware generations, and a wrong number here becomes a wrong quote.

Keeping it working

An appliance in your building is only as good as the attention it gets. Both of our service agreements cover the system, back up its configuration off site, and include an annual emergency-calling and life-safety test with a certificate you can hand an insurer or a board.