SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) offers several advantages over traditional phone line services for non-technical end users:

1. Flexibility: SIP allows you to make and receive calls from any internet-connected device, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers. You're not tied to a physical phone line, enabling communication from anywhere with an internet connection.
2. Cost Savings: SIP eliminates the need for separate voice and data networks, resulting in cost savings. It consolidates communication services and reduces infrastructure expenses.
3. Rich Communication Features: SIP supports more than just voice calls. You can have video conferences, send instant messages, share files, and collaborate, enhancing productivity and enabling efficient communication.
4. Mobility: With SIP, you can take your phone number anywhere. It's not tied to a specific location, making it ideal for businesses or individuals who need to establish a local presence without physical relocation.
5. Integration: SIP easily integrates with other systems and applications like CRM software or call center solutions, allowing seamless communication across different channels and enhancing overall efficiency.
6. Reliability: SIP has built-in redundancy and failover capabilities, ensuring reliable communication even during network disruptions or hardware failures. Calls can be automatically rerouted, minimizing downtime.

We are working to provide VoIP connectivity through our SIP trunk, which means that you could get a "[email protected]" SIP address and use to make it calls online.