Fixed caller ID
A consistent phone identity for your company’s communications.
Best for
- A single corporate number.
- Customer service centers.
- Inbound and outbound calls under one identity.
- Customers who recognize your number and can call you back.
SIP trunking
Connect your IP PBX or contact center to the public network through a licensed carrier’s own interconnection, with the channels your operation needs.
Your calls reach the public network through our own connection with other carriers, with no middlemen.
Works with SIP-based IP PBXs and contact center platforms, without replacing what you already run.
We size concurrent calls to your actual traffic and adjust them as you grow.
Always show your corporate number or, on compatible plans, spread your outbound calls across several authorized numbers.
What’s included
An IP voice connection between your PBX and the phone network, with Colombian numbers plus national and international calling.
Sized to your peak-hour traffic.
IP-based or registration with credentials.
G.711 and others, depending on what your PBX supports.
Colombian local numbers nationwide, toll-free and international numbers.
Depending on the trunk and the plan you contract.
Inbound and outbound traffic for your customer service platform.
A SIP trunk replaces the physical lines on your PBX. Each channel carries one concurrent call, so you subscribe to the number your operation uses at peak hour.
We attach your geographic numbers, toll-free lines and, if you need them, international numbers to the trunk.
We design protection and continuity for your trunk: managed SBC, SIP security policies and backup routes.
A session border controller (SBC) sits between your network and the trunk: it filters traffic, shields your PBX from toll fraud and attacks, and normalizes signaling. We design and deploy it around your architecture.
For critical operations we assess redundant routes and contingency plans, such as rerouting calls to another site or to mobiles.
Design, deployment and operation of your voice edge.
Access rules and destination restrictions.
Alternate paths if the primary fails.
Rerouting to another site or to mobiles.
Assessed for each project.
We can build monitoring of your call quality and channel usage so you catch issues before your customers do.
We design dashboards and indicators for your operation: calls per hour, channel utilization, failed calls and audio quality, with alerts for your technical team.
Metrics to spot drops and choppy audio.
Know when you need more capacity.
Notifications when something looks off.
Assessed for each project.
Caller identification
With Hablame SIP trunks you can choose a fixed caller identity or, on compatible plans, rotate your The number the person you call sees on their screen.. Keep one corporate number for your communications or spread your outbound calls across different authorized numbers.
A flexible option for contact centers, collection agencies and sales operations looking to improve their contact rates.
A consistent phone identity for your company’s communications.
Best for
More flexibility to spread your outbound calls across different authorized numbers.
Advantages
Not every SIP trunk includes rotating caller ID: it’s available on some plans and depends on the solution you contract. Rotation uses authorized numbers only and meets technical, regulatory and caller-identification requirements. It helps you manage how exposed your numbers are, but it doesn’t guarantee your calls will avoid blocking or spam filters.
Step by step
From your peak-hour traffic we define how many concurrent calls you need.
Authentication, codecs and numbers, matched to your PBX.
Inbound and outbound calls before going live.
We add channels or numbers as your operation demands.
Your phone system connects to the Hablame network over a SIP trunk and reaches the public network from there.
Step 1 of 4
Your phone system, as it is
Your PBX, cloud phone system or contact center stays the same. What changes is the path your calls take in and out.
Calculator
From the calls in your busiest hour and their average length, we estimate how many simultaneous calls your trunk should carry.
Indicative estimate only; not a quote or a technical commitment.
Traffic in Erlangs = busy-hour calls × average length in minutes ÷ 60. One Erlang is one line busy for the whole hour.
Channels come from the Erlang B model: the smallest number of channels that keeps the probability of a call finding no free line at or below the level you chose.
The model assumes a call that finds no channel is lost rather than queued. If your operation uses queues, outbound campaigns or very sharp peaks, sizing changes, and we review it with you.
By profile
Connect your IP PBX to the public network and retire your physical lines.
Trunks for contact centers and corporate PBXs, with security and continuity by design.
A carrier trunk for the phone systems you deploy for your clients.
Connect your SIP-based voice platform to Colombian numbers and calling.
In practice
Trunks sized for your customer service platform’s inbound and outbound traffic.
Your IP PBX stays as is; the lines become a SIP trunk carrying the same numbers.
One fixed number your customers recognize or, on compatible plans, your collection calls spread across authorized numbers.
Numbers per campaign for your contact center, without depending on a single caller ID.
A central PBX with local numbers from each city on the same trunk.
Comparison
Both are IP telephony. The difference is who runs the phone system.
What you get
You need
Who manages the PBX
Best for
Customization
Many companies use both: cloud PBX for the offices and a SIP trunk for the contact center.
Pricing
Pricing depends on what you need. Tell us about your case and we’ll send you a quote for your operation.
It’s a connection over the internet or a data network that carries your PBX’s calls to the public network using the SIP protocol. It replaces physical lines and lets you run many concurrent calls over the same link.
As many as the concurrent calls you have at peak hour. The calculator on this page gives you an estimate from your calls per hour and their duration; we refine it with your real data in the proposal.
It depends on the channels, the numbers and the destinations you call. Request a quote with your calculator result and we’ll send you a proposal.
If your PBX or contact center platform supports SIP, in the vast majority of cases yes. We review the configuration with you before activation.
Not always. For contact centers, multi-site setups or Microsoft Teams it’s usually recommended. We assess your case and, where it makes sense, design the SBC with you.
No. Rotating caller ID is available on some plans and depends on the solution you contract. An advisor will tell you which plans fit your operation.
Your outbound calls show different authorized numbers from your company instead of a single one, for example numbers per campaign. Rotation uses authorized numbers only and meets technical, regulatory and caller-identification requirements. It helps you manage how exposed your numbers are, but it doesn’t guarantee your calls will avoid blocking or spam filters.
For your technical team.
Can’t find your question?
An advisor reviews your case and gets back to you.
Public network calling from Teams
Your phone system in the cloud
APIs and documentation
Wholesale Voice & Numbers
An advisor reviews your case and gets back to you with a proposal built around your operation.