Repeatable voice product line
Provisioned from versioned Terraform modules across Australian, Canadian, and US SIP carriers, with automated number porting and failover.
Full-spectrum IP telephony on a carrier-grade platform (numbers, SIP, IVR, queues, recording) with an optional AI receptionist layer. Now across Australia, Canada and the US. Delivered by named senior engineers, fixed scope, staging from week one.
Epcotec runs a complete IP telephony platform for businesses in Australia, Canada and the US: DID numbers, SIP trunking, IVR and auto-attendants, call queues, recording and retention, voicemail-to-email, real-time dashboards and number porting, with an optional AI receptionist for 24/7 answering and booking. Local and toll-free numbers are provisioned in Australia and Canada; mobile numbers, virtual fax and SMS/MMS are available on US and Canadian numbers; emergency calling runs on Australian numbers (000) and US and Canadian numbers (E911), each with a registered service address.
DID and toll-free numbers are provisioned in Australia and Canada, Australian local numbers included, and existing numbers are ported in full, to carrier standards, from paperwork to cutover, with per-site fallback if a port stalls.
Mobile numbers are supplied for US and Canadian numbers only.
Trunks run on carrier infrastructure, with IP-authenticated and registration-based options and automated failover to a backup SIP URI, mobile routing or a secondary point of presence, so voice does not stop when a path does.
Your complete PBX is operated for you: multi-level IVR and a digital receptionist, call queues, ring groups, time conditions and music on hold, all designed together as one coherent calling plan.
Recording is automated per queue and per site, archived to the cloud with retention policies set to the client's obligations and enforced platform-wide across every endpoint.
Recordings are transcribed with AI speech-to-text and indexed for sentiment and compliance review, so calls become searchable records with transcripts attached.
TLS encrypts signalling, SRTP encrypts media, and automated fraud detection and rate limiting protect every account. Point-of-presence geo-routing keeps traffic on the closest carrier path.
Browser and mobile softphones are provisioned over WebRTC, so staff answer on the devices they already carry, without desk hardware to buy or maintain.
Fax-to-email and email-to-fax run on the same platform, retiring analogue lines while keeping the workflows that still need them (US and Canadian numbers).
Business text messaging, inbound and outbound, is available on US and Canadian numbers through the same numbers clients already call from.
Conference bridges, voicemail-to-email with audio attachments and a REST API for programmatic control round out the stack, so workflows can be automated without touching the console.
An optional layer that answers, routes and books 24/7. It runs on the same platform as the core system, under the same call controls and recording rules.
Window: 2-6 weeks
Team: 1 telephony + 1 eng
Complexity: M-L
Indicative only. A fixed price follows a free scope review.
Get a fixed quoteCoverage, call flows, number inventory and the SIP trunk plan are fixed before anything is provisioned.
Numbers, trunks, IVR, auto-attendant, queues and recording are built on the carrier-grade platform to the agreed plan.
Porting runs managed end to end, with per-site fallback so no site loses service during cutover.
Post-cutover monitoring and rapid fixes through the first live weeks, until traffic and quality are settled.
The system is run for the client on a continuing basis, with changes routed through the same build discipline.
Provisioned from versioned Terraform modules across Australian, Canadian, and US SIP carriers, with automated number porting and failover.
The optional AI receptionist layer provides 24/7 answering, routing and booking on the same carrier-grade platform.
Number porting is delivered to carrier standards, with per-site fallback protecting every cutover.
More evidence in the delivery history and the complete 756-engagement register.
Operations and deliverables conform to the cross-cutting standards below, and voice services are delivered to the telecommunications rules of each market: ACMA rules and Triple Zero obligations in Australia, and CRTC regulations and 911 obligations in Canada, with carrier and number-provider compliance handled end to end.
Operations and deliverables run under a documented management system aligned with ISO/IEC 27001:2022. The controls shape scoping, review, change management and evidence capture on every engagement.
Australia: Governs every Australian engagement, including hosting decisions and data residency.
Canada: Governs every Canadian engagement, including hosting decisions and data residency.
Quality management aligned with ISO 9001 governs scoping, review gates, acceptance criteria and handover, so every deliverable passes the same documented checks.
Australia: Applies to delivery for Australian clients across all service lines.
Canada: Applies to delivery for Canadian clients across all service lines.
Personal information handled in Australian engagements is processed in line with the Australian Privacy Principles, with access controls and data-handling rules carried through every environment.
Australia: Applies to all Australian engagements and to data processed on behalf of Australian clients.
Personal information handled in Canadian engagements is processed in line with PIPEDA and applicable provincial law, including Quebec Law 25 where relevant.
Canada: Applies to all Canadian engagements, with Quebec Law 25 obligations observed where data or operations touch Quebec.
SOC 2-aligned controls are embedded in delivery: change management, access control, monitoring and evidence capture run on every engagement.
Australia: Evidence packs are available to Australian clients under NDA.
Canada: Evidence packs are available to Canadian clients under NDA.
Australian voice services are delivered in line with the Telecommunications Act 1997 and ACMA rules.
Australia: Includes Triple Zero (000) emergency access obligations on every Australian number.
Canadian voice services are delivered in line with CRTC regulations and 911 emergency obligations.
Canada: Applies to every Canadian number; messaging follows Canada’s anti-spam legislation (CASL).
Emergency calling, number porting and carrier and number-provider compliance are handled end to end across both markets.
Australia: Covers Australian numbering, porting and Triple Zero (000) access.
Canada: Covers Canadian numbering, porting and 911 access.
References to standards describe alignment. Certification is claimed only where an accredited certificate is published on this page.
Local and toll-free numbers are provisioned in Australia and Canada. Mobile numbers, virtual fax and SMS/MMS are available on US and Canadian numbers. Emergency calling runs on Australian numbers (000) and US and Canadian numbers (E911).
Emergency calling is supported: 000 routing on Australian numbers and E911 on US and Canadian numbers, each provisioned with a registered service address before go-live.
It answers around the clock, routes callers by intent and books appointments into configured calendars. It is optional, runs on the same carrier-grade platform as the core system, and can be disabled with a single change if it does not earn its place.
Porting is managed end to end: paperwork, carrier coordination, cutover scheduling and per-site fallback. If a port stalls, each site keeps a working fallback path, so no location loses service.
Recording is configured per queue and per site, with retention windows set to the client's operating model. Retention is enforced on the platform, centrally across every endpoint.