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Last updated: May 2026

What is VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)?

Technology for making phone calls over the internet rather than traditional phone lines.

What is VoIP?

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) enables phone calls over the internet instead of traditional landlines. For sales teams, VoIP provides flexible, cost-effective calling with features like call recording, analytics, and CRM integration.

Why VoIP Matters for Sales

VoIP reduces calling costs by 50-75% compared to traditional phone systems, enables remote/distributed teams to use local numbers, and provides detailed call analytics that improve coaching and performance.

Popular VoIP Solutions

  • RingCentral: Full business phone system
  • Aircall: Sales-focused cloud phone
  • Dialpad: AI-powered voice intelligence
  • Grasshopper: Virtual phone for small teams

How FlowStrata Uses VoIP

FlowStrata's calling infrastructure runs on VoIP technology, enabling local presence dialing (showing a local number to prospects), call recording for quality assurance, and seamless integration with our campaign management systems.

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