Get PSTN switch-off ready

Get PSTN switch-off ready

Prepare for the Future: Embrace VoIP Before 2025

Prepare for the Future: Embrace VoIP Before 2025

The PSTN switch-off is imminent. Future-proof your business by transitioning to VoIP services today. Don't wait until 2025, act now and stay connected.

The PSTN switch-off is imminent. Future-proof your business by transitioning to VoIP services today. Don't wait until 2025, act now and stay connected.

Get PSTN switch-off ready

Is your business prepared for the 2025 PSTN switch-off?

By December 2025, the largest communication shift in decades will occur as BT Openreach decommissions the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). This will impact all PSTN-based services your business currently relies on, including traditional landlines and voice services like ISDN2/30. Broadband services like fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) or standard broadband (ADSL) that depend on PSTN will also be affected. It's time to adapt and evolve.

Should i be concerned?

Implications of PSTN Switch-off: What You Need to Know

The switch-off will impact your network infrastructure and may require significant changes. We're here to help. Contact us for an assessment and we'll guide you through the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transition.

Addressing Connectivity Challenges

If you're using a copper ADSL line for services like voice, internet, lift services, or CCTV, you'll need to transition before 2025. We offer various solutions, including our SD-WAN service, Integra Managed Sim Service and GPON. Contact us and we'll tailor a solution to your current and future needs.

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Lift Line Solutions

The digital shift affects all fixed line technologies, including lift auto-diallers. With the PSTN network ending in 2025, it's time to upgrade to VoIP lines and GSM units.

Integra Managed Sim Services

Door Entry/CCTV Considerations

For critical applications like door entry and CCTV, it's crucial to plan ahead to avoid service disruptions.

Transitioning from PSTN / ISDN2

If your voice services are running on PSTN ISDN2, it's time to consider alternatives. With the PSTN switch-off, these services will be discontinued. We can help you transition smoothly to modern, reliable, and efficient communication solutions.

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Why integra?

Integra: Your Partner in PSTN Switch-Off Solutions

Integra: Your Partner in PSTN Switch-Off Solutions

Integra: Your Partner in PSTN Switch-Off Solutions

We manage all aspects of your transition. Our experience in delivering managed connectivity to businesses, especially in rural locations, makes us uniquely qualified to handle your network migration.

Connectivity Versatility

From Fibre Leased Lines to 4G, 5G, FTTP, Microwave, and Satellite Connectivity, we offer a range of solutions.

Network Migration Specialists

We're experts in upgrading network infrastructure, ensuring a seamless transition for our customers.

Fast Deployment

We control all aspects of the process, enabling us to deliver solutions quickly, even in emergencies.

Integra's SD-WAN Solution

When traditional connectivity options like FTTP and Leased lines aren't available, our SD-WAN solution steps in. It revolutionises connectivity for businesses, especially in rural locations, without the need for fibre. With Integra SD-WAN, you can upgrade your network infrastructure confidently, even in areas where traditional options are limited or non-existent.

Voice - VoIP Solutions

Our PSTN/ISDN2 Replacement solution allows businesses to upgrade their existing system without overhauling their entire cabling network. It's quick to deploy and easy for our team to configure. Contact us to learn more.

Managed Sim Services

The phase-out of PSTN support from 2025 means that all old lines must be upgraded. Our Managed SIM service provides superior levels of connectivity, compliance, and reporting, offering significant cost savings compared to traditional analogue landlines. It's an excellent solution for many cases, especially for emergency alarm devices in lifts.

ISDN Switch Off -Frequently asked questions.

ISDN Switch Off -Frequently asked questions.

What is the PSTN switch-off?

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) switch-off is a planned discontinuation of the traditional, copper-based telephone network by BT Openreach in 2025. This means everyone, including businesses, currently using PSTN-based services will need to move to another service before then.

How does Digital Voice work?

Digital Voice or VoIP (voice over internet protocol) products connect convert voice into data signals, which are then sent over the internet to your destination. We have a range of digital voice solutions across unified communications, SIP and simple VoIP.

What is the PSTN switch-off?

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) switch-off is a planned discontinuation of the traditional, copper-based telephone network by BT Openreach in 2025. This means everyone, including businesses, currently using PSTN-based services will need to move to another service before then.

What are the key dates for the PSTN switch-off?

BT Openreach announced its intention to switch off the PSTN in 2025. From December 2023, you won’t be able to purchase any new ISDN or PSTN-based services, with many locations affected by a stop sell much sooner than that.

What are the key dates for the PSTN switch-off?

BT Openreach announced its intention to switch off the PSTN in 2025. From December 2023, you won’t be able to purchase any new ISDN or PSTN-based services, with many locations affected by a stop sell much sooner than that.

What are the key dates for the PSTN switch-off?

BT Openreach announced its intention to switch off the PSTN in 2025. From December 2023, you won’t be able to purchase any new ISDN or PSTN-based services, with many locations affected by a stop sell much sooner than that.

What is VoIP?

VoIP uses a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. It requires less hardware than legacy systems and can be used on a variety of devices – from desk phones to mobiles, tablets, and computers.

What is VoIP?

VoIP uses a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. It requires less hardware than legacy systems and can be used on a variety of devices – from desk phones to mobiles, tablets, and computers.

What is VoIP?

VoIP uses a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. It requires less hardware than legacy systems and can be used on a variety of devices – from desk phones to mobiles, tablets, and computers.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

How is the industry handling the PSTN switch-off?

There's a lot of confusion in the industry, primarily due to a lack of clear, consistent messaging around the switch off. Many people are on the back foot and see this as something they have to do rather than an opportunity.

How is the industry handling the PSTN switch-off?

There's a lot of confusion in the industry, primarily due to a lack of clear, consistent messaging around the switch off. Many people are on the back foot and see this as something they have to do rather than an opportunity.

How is the industry handling the PSTN switch-off?

There's a lot of confusion in the industry, primarily due to a lack of clear, consistent messaging around the switch off. Many people are on the back foot and see this as something they have to do rather than an opportunity.

What do businesses need to do now?

Businesses should make sure they are fully informed on what is about to happen and when. They need to be aware of 'End of Sale' and 'End of Life' notifications and prepare to migrate to all-IP-ready products.

What do businesses need to do now?

Businesses should make sure they are fully informed on what is about to happen and when. They need to be aware of 'End of Sale' and 'End of Life' notifications and prepare to migrate to all-IP-ready products.

What do businesses need to do now?

Businesses should make sure they are fully informed on what is about to happen and when. They need to be aware of 'End of Sale' and 'End of Life' notifications and prepare to migrate to all-IP-ready products.

Will the December 2025 deadline be met?

There are a lot of differing opinions. If not 2025, it will be shortly after. It’s inevitable.

Will the December 2025 deadline be met?

There are a lot of differing opinions. If not 2025, it will be shortly after. It’s inevitable.

Will the December 2025 deadline be met?

There are a lot of differing opinions. If not 2025, it will be shortly after. It’s inevitable.

What are the main technologies available to businesses now and what do they enable businesses to do?

The main technologies available now are Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SoGEA). Both classify as all-IP-ready products and do not require the PSTN network. For businesses in truely rural locations, these products may not be able to deliver fast enough speeds. Integra SD-WAN is a viable alternative for more bandwidth hungry operators.

What are the main technologies available to businesses now and what do they enable businesses to do?

The main technologies available now are Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SoGEA). Both classify as all-IP-ready products and do not require the PSTN network. For businesses in truely rural locations, these products may not be able to deliver fast enough speeds. Integra SD-WAN is a viable alternative for more bandwidth hungry operators.

What are the main technologies available to businesses now and what do they enable businesses to do?

The main technologies available now are Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and Single Order Generic Ethernet Access (SoGEA). Both classify as all-IP-ready products and do not require the PSTN network. For businesses in truely rural locations, these products may not be able to deliver fast enough speeds. Integra SD-WAN is a viable alternative for more bandwidth hungry operators.

What are the benefits of voice over IP products from a contingency/continuity standpoint?

Voice over IP solutions use a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. This removes the need for legacy copper lines to make calls and instead relies on all-IP services. In terms of continuity, the pandemic proved to be a good testing ground for VoIP services.

What are the benefits of voice over IP products from a contingency/continuity standpoint?

Voice over IP solutions use a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. This removes the need for legacy copper lines to make calls and instead relies on all-IP services. In terms of continuity, the pandemic proved to be a good testing ground for VoIP services.

What are the benefits of voice over IP products from a contingency/continuity standpoint?

Voice over IP solutions use a company’s existing internet connection to transmit voice calls. This removes the need for legacy copper lines to make calls and instead relies on all-IP services. In terms of continuity, the pandemic proved to be a good testing ground for VoIP services.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

What about special services like security and fire alarms, retail payment terminals, etc.?

The migration will also impact services like security and fire alarms, telecare devices, retail payment terminals, and equipment for monitoring and controlling networks. These rely on some features of the PSTN that are not fully replicated in VoIP-based platforms.

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