SIP trunks that bring your existing phone system up to date.

What a SIP trunk is

SIP stands for Session Initiation Protocol, the standard that sets up voice calls over an internet connection. A SIP trunk is the modern replacement for a bundle of telephone lines. Instead of copper pairs or a dedicated circuit, your phone system connects to Valley VoIP over your internet connection, and your calls travel as data.

Pay for the capacity you use

Traditional lines come in fixed quantities. A PRI circuit, for example, delivers 23 call paths whether you need 8 or 23. SIP trunks are sized to your business. You choose how many simultaneous calls you need, and that number can be raised for a busy season and lowered afterward without installing anything.

Keep your phone system

If your organization has invested in an IP phone system, SIP trunks protect that investment. Your handsets, your programming, and the way your staff use the phones all stay the same. Only the connection to the outside world changes.

Numbers wherever you do business

SIP trunks are not tied to a local telephone exchange. You can have phone numbers from different cities and states delivered to one phone system, give each employee a direct number, and bring toll-free numbers onto the same service.

Built to keep you reachable

When a traditional line is cut, calls simply fail. With SIP trunks, calls can be redirected automatically to another site or to mobile phones if your phone system or internet connection becomes unreachable, so callers still get through.