SimplySecure designs and installs EPABX telephone systems — IP and analogue — for offices, hotels, and hospitals that need reliable internal and external calling on one network. Every extension, trunk line, and call-routing rule is configured by our own engineers around how your teams actually work, not a generic factory template.
A receptionist juggling calls on a single line loses business the moment two people call at once. We install IP EPABX systems with multi-line extensions and call-routing rules, so incoming calls reach the right desk — or the right department — without a caller ever hearing a busy tone.
Not every building is ready for a full IP rollout, and not every property needs to be — some sites are still better served by analogue trunk lines and internal intercom extensions. We size and wire whichever fits the building, and build in the room to add capacity later without re-cabling the whole system.
Why Clients Choose Us
Four reasons offices, hotels, and hospitals trust SimplySecure with their EPABX systems.
Matrix, Cisco, Avaya, and Grandstream EPABX hardware matched to your call volume and budget, never locked to one brand.
Equally comfortable wiring a legacy analogue trunk or rolling out a full SIP-based IP system.
Call routing, auto-attendant menus, and extensions set up to match your departments, not a generic factory template.
From a single-office EPABX to a multi-branch rollout, installed and supported on one design standard.
Answers to the questions we hear most about IP and analogue EPABX systems.
IP EPABX routes calls over your existing data network using SIP trunks, which is usually cheaper to scale and easier to manage across multiple offices. Analogue EPABX uses dedicated telephone wiring and suits buildings that already have that cabling in place or don't need multi-site integration.
Yes. IP-based systems can extend office extensions to a mobile app or a SIP-registered mobile handset, so a staff member working off-site can still make and receive calls on their office extension.
It depends on the unit and licensing, but we size every installation with headroom — typically enough to add a meaningful number of extensions later without swapping out the core hardware.
Yes, call recording and detailed call logs are available on IP EPABX systems and can be configured to meet internal compliance or training review needs.
Analogue extensions typically continue working independent of the network, and IP systems can be configured with backup internet failover and UPS-backed hardware, so short outages don't take your phone system down.
