Simply the Best PBX System for Small Business

PBX System Features Relevant to Your Small Business
Introducing hosted PBX for small business. The one solution to address all business communications needs. DLS Hosted PBX delivers the most features VoIP technology has to offer.
With the DLS Hosted PBX you get predictable low-cost telephony which is easy to manage. Allow your small business to focus on its core competencies with confidence.


What are the Benefits of Cloud PBX Phone System?
- Freedom to Communicate over the Internet
- Ease of Scalability
- Integration with Business Systems
- Low Calling Cost
- Continuous Upgraded and Improvements
- No Busy Signals
- 24/7 U.S. Based Technical Support
UNIFIED Hosted PBX for Small Business
Our Cloud PBX phone system for small business offers many Unified Communications features. Features that are updated continually. Since 2004 we’ve delivered the best cloud-based virtual PBX solutions. At DLS we take pride in providing excellent reliability, call clarity, features, and performance.
Not to make empty promises but in our experience, cloud-based virtual PBX can save you money most times.

- Unimited Auto Attendants
- Voicemail to E-mail
- Flexible Business Schedules
- Web Meetings and Conferencing
- Follow-Me
- Desktop and Mobile SoftPhone
- FAX to E-Mail
- Call Recording
- Advanced IVR and ACD
- Operator Control Panel
- SMS and MMS
- Team Chat with Rocket.Chat
- SalesForce Integration

...PLUS More Compatible Phones
We work with the leading producers of VoIP equipment. SIP phones from Cisco, Polycom, Yealink, Grandstream deliver smartphone-like experience. They support presence, corporate contact lists and integrated voice and video calling.
DLS Virtual PBX supports more SIP handsets than most small business VoIP providers in the Industry.
DLS Hosted PBX runs on allocated hardware resources. This ensures the best small business PBX performance.


When do You Need Support Most?
NOW!
The best cloud-based virtual PBX comes with the experienced US based support. We know how critical this is to you and our team is available 24/7.
Best PBX Services FAQ
Businesses of all sizes have a need to direct incoming and outgoing telephone calls. A Private Branch Exchange (PBX) system uses hardware and software to connect calls between business phones. Each user gets at least one phone extension. An efficient small business PBX system goes beyond routing calls. Modern business PBX offers many calling features. Among them are: automatic attendant, scheduling, queuing and ring groups. Coupled with chat, video, SMS, web conferencing, CRM integration, fax they become Unified Communications.
DLS Hosted PBX offers VoIP and Salesforce integration. Inside Salesforce our you can identify callers, create events and even access call recordings.
A PBX phone system can vary in its cost. Old PBX systems were costly. Over time, though, advances in technology made hosted PBX systems more affordable. The number of small business VoIP providers grew over the last few decades. Fueled by competition, VoIP offerings now include features previously deemed out of reach for small business.
Yet, the cost of a PBX can still range anywhere between $40 to $40,000. These costs depend on the system size, required features and vendor licensing.
Cloud-based PBX services are the best for small to medium-sized business. They offer high-definition voice clarity and terrific value. Of course, larger businesses with vast resources sometimes opt to deploy their own premise-based VoIP PBX systems.
PBX systems present several distinct advantages to businesses including:
- Improved internal communications
- Centralized control
- Automation
- Flexible call routing
- Unified Communications Features:
- Fax
- SMS
- Chat
- Voicemail-to-email
- Call recording
- Web conferencing
- CRM integration
- Call reports and analytics
- Cost control
- Remote access
- Maintenance-free service
The PBX and PABX are similar systems. They both facilitate the routing of phone calls for a company. PABX are automated versions of PBX. In the past, Private Branch Exchanges were run by groups of switchboard operators. These operators connected calls through manual
switch boards. Today, PBX systems route calls automatically through software. Thus, we use the terms PABX and PBX interchangeably.
