Sydney · Since 1986

Voice & Telephony Services for Sydney Business

VoIP phone systems, hosted cloud PBX, SIP trunking and Yealink handsets — built and supported on PIP’s own Australian infrastructure.

1986 · in business since Own Sydney Datacentre Yealink authorised reseller One provider
Why PIP for business telephony

An IT company that does telecoms — not a telco.

Not a reseller. The infrastructure owner.

PIP built its own national internet network in 1995 and its own Sydney Datacentre. When PIP hosts your PBX, it runs on PIP’s hardware — not a carrier’s platform, not a public cloud. Quality is controlled end to end.

One provider for voice, internet and IT.

Most businesses run phones through a telco, internet through an ISP and IT through a third party — and when something breaks, each blames the other. PIP supplies all three under one agreement. One support call, one accountable provider.

On-site across Greater Sydney.

PIP’s technicians install, train and troubleshoot on-site across Greater Sydney and the Central Coast. A phone system that passes a remote provisioning test but doesn’t work for your staff is not a working phone system.

In business since 1986.

PIP has been involved in Australian telecommunications since before digital phone systems were standard — through ADSL, Telstra Wholesale and the NBN rollout. That institutional knowledge of how the network actually behaves is not something you get from a support script.

PIP technician installing a Yealink IP desk phone at a Sydney office workstation
The copper network is ending

Moving off copper? PIP handles the whole transition.

The PSTN copper network is being progressively retired, and the timeline for switching is not open-ended. PIP manages the migration end to end — assessing your current phone system, porting your numbers, supplying and configuring new handsets, and providing the internet connection the new system runs on. Businesses that move before the deadline control the timing. The ones that wait don’t.

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Who uses PIP for voice

If this sounds like you, we should talk.

SMBs replacing legacy PBX or end-of-life phone systems
Offices migrating to NBN that need a new voice solution
New fit-outs needing phones, cabling and a hosted system from scratch
Multi-site businesses needing one PBX with internal dialling
Medical practices needing reliable, privacy-compliant voice
Businesses frustrated with offshore phone support
Modern Sydney office reception desk with Yealink IP phones neatly arranged
We’ve migrated businesses from copper to VoIP that ran the same phone system for 20 years. The transition isn’t technically difficult — the part that takes experience is understanding how the old system works, what staff have built their workflow around, and replicating that before anyone unplugs anything.
Brad Dixon · PIP
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One provider for voice, internet and IT.

Replacing an ageing phone system, moving off copper, or fitting out a new office? Talk to the team that supplies the phones, the system, and the connection it runs on.

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