A leading provider of telecoms in the South West has received an exclusive accreditation, putting them in an elite club.
Pure Comms – that works with names such as Bonhams, Britannia Windows, Bristol Airport and BWOC – has become the only telecoms provider in its region; and one of only 25 in the UK, to offer the highly advanced Unify telephone system.
The accolade is the result of an eleven month accreditation process and highlights Pure Comms as a market leading company.
Managing Director Rob Vivian comments: “This is a very advanced telephone system that integrates with Outlook and is incredibly feature rich. Only a handful of telecoms providers in the UK are selected to offer this product and the accreditation process is rigorous.
“We were informed that the substantial investment we have made to the business, in areas such as our research and development centre, played a major part in us becoming selected. It’s a great honour and another milestone for Pure Comms.”
Rob says that being selected further demonstrates Pure Comms’ commitment to offering an added value service and making sure their customers have access to state-of-the-art telecoms.
“Time and time again we are seeing businesses and organisations procuring telecoms packages priced at the lower end but paying substantial amounts out due to issues such as downtime.
“From day one Pure Comms has been about offering an added value service, whereby we don’t slash our prices in order to just win contracts but give our customers a twenty four seven customer support and a solution build around them and their business.
“This accreditation shows we are doing this and committed to offering our customers a premium service.”
2013 has been a whirlwind year for Pure Comms, with the company bringing on board major clients such as global auctioneers Bonhams; becoming shortlisted for Customer Excellence at the Business Leader Awards; and moving into 2400 sq ft new offices that were opened by Dr Liam Fox MP.
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