Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Private Cloud
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Virtual Private Cloud
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
About The Customer
Business Management Consultants is a home-based business based in Burlingame, California, with three employees. The company provides accounts receivable management for clients such as law firms, helping them manage their billings and serving as a centralized point of contact for their clients' clients. The company was purchased by President Juan Gala about a year and a half ago from the previous owner. Gala was looking to upgrade the company's phone setup to integrate his distributed staff and enable him to expand easily as his company grows.
The Challenge
Business Management Consultants, a home-based business providing accounts receivable management, was facing significant challenges with its communication system. The company, under the leadership of President Juan Gala, was using a traditional phone line, fax line, and voicemail from AT&T, costing about $75 a month. This setup was not only expensive but also inefficient and inconvenient. Calls would ring at the owner's house instead of the employees' phones, and employees had to call in to check voicemail multiple times a day. Clients were unable to reach them directly, which was affecting their service delivery. Gala was looking for a solution that would not only integrate his distributed staff but also enable him to expand easily as his company grows.
The Solution
Gala considered several virtual PBX solutions, including Vonage, Phonebooth, and RingCentral. He eventually chose RingCentral due to its features, customer service, and the ability to get more phone numbers and services at a lower cost. With RingCentral, Gala was able to reduce his phone expenses from $75 to $50-55 a month, saving about $20-25 a month with more features. He was able to add new phone numbers as needed, including a toll-free number and local numbers to create a local presence in more locations. He also used temporary campaign-based numbers for specific purposes. RingCentral also allowed his employees to use their cell phones or landlines for business calls while maintaining a professional image and their privacy. The company's number was used for the caller ID instead of a personal number or blocked number.
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