Ring groups
Ring several phones or apps at once so a call reaches whoever's available — not just one empty desk.
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Phone systems for warehouses & logistics
In a big building, the hardest part of a phone call is reaching the right person. Managed VoIP uses ring groups, mobile apps, and queues so calls find shipping, receiving, dispatch, or the office — wherever your team is standing.
The challenge
Big floor, small margin for missed calls
A carrier chasing a delivery window, a customer checking an order, a driver at the dock — every missed call in logistics has a cost, and a single desk phone in an office nobody's sitting in won't catch them.
Warehouses need calls to reach people who are moving, cover multiple functions, and keep working with the equipment already on site — without a heavy IT project.
Common pain points
- Calls ringing an empty office while staff are on the floor
- Dispatch and receiving calls colliding on one line
- Old analog handsets and paging gear you'd rather keep
- Supervisors tied to a desk instead of the operation
How we solve it
Calls that keep up with the floor
We design routing around how your facility runs, then configure and support it for you.
Mobile apps on the move
Supervisors and leads answer from a phone in their pocket anywhere in the building or the yard.
Dispatch & receiving queues
Route each function to its own queue so calls are handled in order instead of colliding on one line.
ATA for existing gear
Keep compatible analog handsets and devices in service by connecting them through an analog adapter.
Call recording
Record calls for order accuracy and training on plans that include recording.
Emergency routing
Send safety and emergency calls down a dedicated path — available on our commercial OfficeConnect plans.
Recommended plans
Where most facilities start
A starting point — we'll size endpoints, ring groups, and queues to your operation.
Small business
BusinessLine Pro
$119.99/mo
6 endpoints with call queues, SMS, and recording — a strong fit for dispatch and receiving.
Commercial
OfficeConnect Core
$99.99/mo
3 endpoints with commercial routing and team-based flows for office and floor functions.
Commercial · emergency
OfficeConnect Plus
$149.99/mo
6 endpoints with emergency routing and expanded capacity for larger facilities.
Questions
Warehouse VoIP FAQs
How do calls reach people out on the warehouse floor?
We use ring groups so a call rings multiple phones or apps at once, and mobile apps let supervisors and floor leads answer from anywhere in the building. Calls can also route to a desk phone at receiving or shipping.
Can we keep existing analog phones or equipment?
Often, yes. An ATA (analog telephone adapter) can connect certain existing analog phones or devices to the VoIP system, so you reuse hardware where it makes sense instead of replacing everything.
Can we route dispatch or receiving calls into a queue?
Yes. On queue-capable plans, inbound calls for dispatch, receiving, or the front office are held in order and distributed to your team, so callers are not dropped during busy periods.
Make sure the call always reaches the floor
We'll build ring groups, queues, and routing around your facility — and support it after go-live.