With the decommissioning of POTS lines escalating, it is important that commercial and residential properties be at the forefront of safety and compliance. Replace expensive copper lines, keep using existing fire life safety devices, remain compliant and reap significant savings with Ooma AirDial. Ooma gives you hardware, software and cloud telephony in one, award-winning solution. We make POTS replacement easy.
No need to rip and replace your existing safety devices. AirDial works with a wide variety of use cases including:
Ooma AirDial supports a variety of devices including:
Reduce complexity and resolve all POTS telephone challenges with one provider – hardware, data, and phone service for one monthly rate.
Schedule a consultation with us to find out exactly how much you can save.
MultiPath technology routes all traffic over both LTE and wired
ethernet networks simultaneously, so no calls are dropped. Battery
backup keeps devices running during power failures.
Attach Ooma AirDial to any wall or place on any flat surface.
Configure easily to provide LTE failover for mission critical VoIP lines.
Manage all locations and devices using Remote Device Management, our intuitive web portal. Get SMS and email alerts when specific numbers are dialed, should outages occur or when the backup battery needs charging.
AirDial can be easily self-installed and running in a couple of days. We also provide complete white glove, turnkey deployments to meet your requirements. Get 24/7/365 U.S.-based support when you need it.
Ooma offers flexible payment options including billing by business entity or location. You can also get a try-before-you-buy proof of concept.
Ooma AirDial can be deployed across a wide variety of devices including:
Ooma offers flexible payment options including purchase or rental of equipment, consolidated billing and flexible payment terms for CapEx or OpEx.
Ooma AirDial is easy to install and can be deployed by internal resources or delivered as a turnkey solution. Every property has slightly different requirements such as number of lines and device types, but most organizations are able to complete the migration in as little as one week.
