The one thing that drove me a little crazy at setup was the way that phone numbers are assigned/chosen. While the traditional landline goes out when the phone line goes down, Google Voice doesn't skip a beat because I am able to connect via the internet or the Voice app on my smartphone- anywhere. I've even discovered that there are hidden advantages over a traditional landline phone when the power goes out, the phone lines go down, or even when the internet is down. I admit that I was initially concerned about the quality of an "internet" phone service handling important business calls, but I have not had a single problem with quality, or calls being dropped, or clients being unable to hear me, etc. You can get a business phone setup and running in no time and at half the cost of a traditional landline service.
Like most software when starting a business, the best thing is the quality-to-cost, or value, that is super important. So, overall, Google Voice has been a great option for me as a small business. I have not experienced any of the quality issues I was initially worried about.
It took a few minutes and my phone was configured and working perfect. When the phone came, I was able to plug it in and follow the instructions given on Google Workspace, under Voice settings, for setting up a desk phone. I made sure to buy a desk phone that would be compatible with G-Voice. G-Voice made setup of the desk phone super simple. Having a desk phone for use in my office was important, so I checked prior to going with Google Voice to make sure this would be an option. Yorumlar: After I was able to find a phone number I liked, setup and use was as easy as could be.
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