Using Your Own Phone System - TekSavvy Community

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It is possible to use your own SIP Phone or Soft phone system with TekTalk?

Simply put, a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) Phone is a phone that uses the Open Standard “SIP” to set up and manage phone calls. The actual voice is carried over an IP-based network using another Open Standard called “RTP“.

You can use any Phone system, including cellphones, that is SIP able or any Soft phone applications with TekTalk. Using the service on your cell phone will use either your WiFi or data usage on your phone plan.

We do not support these systems or the configurations. You will need to reach out to the companies in question for support. We supply you with the SIP URL, Username, and Password you will need for your TekTalk number. If you need this information, please reach out to us to provide that to you!