A business with customers abroad needs to sound local and be reachable, without opening an office in every country. The right mix is local numbers, one cloud PBX, an English voice bot and WhatsApp, all connected and working together.
The four parts that work together
- Local numbers - a US number and a European number next to your Israeli number.
- One PBX - all numbers managed in one place, with a call router and extensions.
- English voice bot - an immediate answer at any hour and in any time zone.
- WhatsApp - a business WhatsApp connection for missed calls and written inquiries.
- Managing by conversation - an AI agent you can ask to change PBX settings.
Where do you start?
Start with the most important market: one local number connected to the PBX, with a greeting in the right language. Then add a voice bot, WhatsApp and more numbers, without replacing the system.
What do you end up with?
One picture of all calls, consistent routing and fast answers to customers, without managing several providers. More on the smart PBX and the call router.
Example of use
A service business expanding to the US market starts with one local number and an English greeting, adds a voice bot, and later a European number and WhatsApp. Each step connects to the existing PBX, without replacing the system.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start serving customers abroad?
Choose a market, get a local number and connect it to the PBX with a greeting in the right language.
Do I need an office abroad?
Usually not, but some countries have local requirements. We will check with you.
Is everything in one interface?
Numbers, routing and the bot are managed together in the PBX, and WhatsApp connects alongside them.
Can I start with one number and add more later?
Yes, you expand without replacing the system.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the numbers and services, and is quoted individually.