Compliant, regulated in-country VoIP service.
LLVS – Licensed Local Voice Service
Calls terminated over VoIP don't always deliver the same features as your local direct line.
In select jurisdictions, we offer a suite of Licensed Local Voice Services to deliver local access — identical to office or residential PRI/BRI line.
What VoIP can't always deliver
Even if your carrier claims to have a presence in a particular country, traffic is often looping back to their aggregation point serving the entire region when you use A-Z products.
Some even use a single European facility for absolutely everything, including Asia Pacific and South America.
Typical challenges with vanilla A‑Z aggregators are:
Reaching toll-free numbers. In many countries, such as Ireland and Brazil, access to 800 lines is only possible from local carriers and calls must originate in-country.
Calling directory assistance, info lines, 0900 and special codes. These services require a local carrier to originate calls and enable reverse billing. Not available over VoIP.
Locally formatted CallerIDs. Over wholesale VoIP, your calls are treated as international and displayed in E.164 format, with a leading + sign and country code.
Standard A—Z termination products don't come with access to toll-free numbers, local short codes, premium or value-added codes, and other country-specific features.
Higher class of service
With LLVS, you can deliver a completely local calling experience to your users on location. This functionality is not available on just any SIP trunk product:
Delivered under license from a national carrier.
In-country media gateways. No looping.
Dial out to local short codes and service lines.
Compliant with local VoIP regulations.
Available E911/emergency dialing access.
Asia Pacific:
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
Europe:
- Spain
- France
- Italy
- Switzerland
- United Kingdom
- Ireland
- The Netherlands
The Americas:
- United States
- Canada
- Brazil
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