Voice and
Connectivity, Managed.

It means the internet circuits, the phone system, the failover path, and the carrier bills are all sourced and run by one team under one program. Instead of separate vendor relationships for connectivity and voice, you have a single point of contact for both. UOTech handles carrier sourcing, contract negotiation, phone system deployment, and quarterly bill review as one engagement.

For connectivity, UOTech sources and manages Verizon FiOS, Optimum, Lightpath, and Starlink, including primary plus failover circuits sized to the office. For voice, we deploy and support cloud phone systems on Nextiva, RingCentral, Ooma, or Microsoft Teams Voice. Both sides run under the same managed program.

UOTech manages the carrier relationship rather than replacing the carrier. You still get service from providers like Verizon FiOS, Optimum, Lightpath, or Starlink, but we handle sourcing, pricing, contract negotiation, renewal management, and quarterly bill review. When a line goes down, we own the carrier call, not you.

Yes. Number porting is part of the migration and covers published lines, toll-free numbers, and main numbers. Ports are tested before the cutover and monitored after, so the published lines never go dark during the move.

You call UOTech, and we own the carrier call from there. Most offices end up with three vendor relationships and three places to call when something breaks, and we collapse that into one. The circuit, the phone system, the failover path, and the bill all live in the same managed program, so outages have a single point of contact.