24 years’ experience in professional IT support
Qualified IT experts supporting hundreds of organisations around the UK
99.4% customer retention rate
UCaaS Procurement Scoping in Minutes
Quotes online, from the top 35 unified communications providers, consistently formatted for cross comparison
Project Management & Tech Support
Our engineers have been troubleshooting unified communications & VoIP implementations since 2015
Total Cost of Ownership
We’ll build you a TCO breakdown so the moving parts in your pricing are crystal clear
Compare and get quotes from the top 35 unified communications & VoIP telephony providers in the UK.
Filter in the providers that offer what you want
Integrate with your business apps
Work with your current IT infrastructure
Include contact centre requirements if you need them (CCaaS)
Meet your compliance needs
Work with your preferred brand of handsets
Fit your budget
Looking for VoIP phones? Need a guided service? Go to our VoIP Phone Systems page.
Unified Communications Procurement Online
Integrate Unified Communications with your CRM, ERP or Ticketing App
Whether you use a big name in CRM like Hubspot or Salesforce, or another provider such as SugarCRM, Agile CRM, Zendesk, Zoho, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite or ServiceNow, we’ll help you filter down to the unified communications providers that can integrate.
Productivity App Integration
Using Microsoft Teams or Office 365, Cisco Webex, Google Workplace, Slack or something else? No matter which productivity software you rely on, we’ll find you the unified communications provider that works with it.
Unified Communications Compliance Functionality
Does your unified communications system have to the right functionality for you to comply with GDPR, SOC 1/2, HIPAA, JITRUST, PCI, or FedRamp? We can help you with that.
Compatible handsets
Already got handsets? Whether you’ve already invested in Cisco, Avaya, Logitech or another brand, you can filter providers to make sure your current hardware is compatible.
Circuits offered
Do you want a dedicated voice circuit, Internet, MPLS or SIP Trunking? Or all of them?
Looking for providers that can work with your own MPLS? No problem.
Do you want SD-WAN included with your unified communications solution? We’ll find the providers that can deliver.
Some of our Unified Communications Providers
TCO reports to Compare Prices
We’ll calculate your Unified Communications TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
If you need to provide the business a TCO, we can easily calculate that for you and generate graphs and charts. You’ll be able to show at a glance how much any cloud-based ‘unified communications as a service’ solution would cost compared to your on-premises solution.
Included in your TCO Report
Let’s get started!
Head over to our Procurement Portal if you’re ready to compare prices and offers from the unified communications providers that match all your needs.
About Us
Flywheel IT Services has teams of highly qualified and experienced IT engineers and consultants around the UK.
For over 20 years we have partnered with businesses, schools and major construction companies to provide IT services and to guide and support their IT projects, tech strategies and day-to-day operations.
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The benefits of Unified Communications
Unified communications as a service (UCaaS) is changing business
Today, information and communication technology constitute the backbone of any successful enterprise.
- UCaaS simplifies procedures by letting IT departments automate time-consuming, manual processes with a few mouse clicks, so that more time and energy can be devoted to more pressing issues.
- Since UCaaS integration with CRMs allows for more productive interactions with prospects and existing clients, sales teams are taking more calculated actions.
- Finance now spends more time at the top of the value ladder, because of the fact that ERP systems can interface with UCaaS solutions.
Little efficiencies appear in every encounter when voice and telephony are combined with conferencing, email, and instant messaging. One company’s efficiency gains may not seem like much, but when added together across an entire industry or sector, the value is in the tens of billions.
For the IT decision-maker’s guide to UCaaS technologies, download the AVANT 6-12 Report for Unified Communications as a Service.
What does Unified Communications do?
Unified communications is not a single product but a collection of elements that includes:
- Call control and multimodal communications
- Presence
- Instant messaging
- Unified messaging
- Speech access and personal assistant
- Conferencing (audio, Web and video)Collaboration tools
- Mobility
- Business process integration (BPI)
- Software to enable business process integration
Why is unified communications the future?
Delivered over an IP network, most commonly the Internet, Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) is a concept for providing unified communications and collaboration services to end users.
There are two factors driving this trend. Firstly, redundancy prevents expensive outages. Secondly, there’s a growing need to do away with expensive onsite hardware and the associated costs of maintenance contracts and administration fees.
These aren’t the only benefits. The widespread availability of cheap bandwidth makes it possible for users to enjoy the same high-quality telephony service regardless of their physical location.
Check your unified communications costs
Want to use our UCaaS TCO Analysis tool to learn how cloud communications solutions can help your company save money over on-premise options?
Why implement unified communications now?
Greater redundancy for consistent high quality communications
Make admin simpler
Scale up or down easily
Superior call reliability and coverage
Large corporation capabilities, for small-company prices
Far more flexible than older alternatives
How urgently do you need Unified Communications?
With UCaaS, phone users can access a virtual private branch exchange (PBX) in the cloud. It is an alternative to private branch exchanges (PBXs), Internet protocol telephone (IP) networks, and plain old telephone service (POTS) lines.
Is keeping your current phone system even an option?
If you’re using Copper wires, the answer is a categorical no. BT is going to switch this system off nationwide in 2004.
If not, then is your current system is a drain on your resources?
How long have you had it? Is it under maintenance? Do you have a team to manage it? Approximately how many different suppliers do you handle? What level of redundancy do you have?
How much could your business boost efficiency and profits with unified communications?
Do you think you could make use of some more sophisticated analytics and reporting?
How do remote users interact with colleagues on premises? Do your users have a uniform experience across sites? What are their needs when they communicate and collaborate with clients, providers or partners?
