Connect your PBXs and Analogue Devices

Keep critical PBXs and analogue devices connected without disruption, while evolving to cloud voice at your own pace.

Diagram showing active PBXs and analogue device.
Diagram showing connecting existing PBX systems to Callroute.

Bring Legacy Voice Into The Cloud

Many organisations still rely on existing PBXs and analogue devices that can’t be removed overnight.

Callroute allows you to keep these systems operational while gradually transitioning to modern cloud voice platforms.

Easily connect your PBXs and analogue devices. Callroute brings together legacy voice alongside Microsoft Teams, Webex, contact centres and Voice AI.

How it works

1) Connect your PBX

Connect your existing PBX to Callroute using a SIP trunk. Your numbers and services remain operational while Callroute provides central routing control.

2) Bring analogue into Callroute

Use an ATA to convert analogue devices into SIP endpoints, allowing them to connect to Callroute via SIP trunk or SIP registration.

3) Transition in phases

Move users and services from PBX and analogue environments to cloud platforms over time. Callroute keeps numbering consistent and routing flexible throughout the journey.

Diagram showing a connected PBX.

Use Cases

Callroute can be used solely to manage SIP devices, or alongside cloud calling platforms such as Microsoft Teams Phone or Webex Calling.

What Our Customers Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can try Callroute free with a 14-day trial. No credit card and no commitment required. Your trial includes:

  • 1x UK 0330 number
  • 1x single concurrent call limit
  • Connect up to 4 Microsoft Teams tenants
  • Explore all Callroute Teams Calling features
  • Explore all Orto Teams User Management features

To get started, book a guided setup session so we can tailor the trial to your requirements. All you need is an email address, which you’ll verify during setup.

No. Callroute is a control and routing layer. Your PBX continues to provide end-user calling features where required.

Yes. Callroute does not force migration timelines. Legacy systems can remain connected for as long as needed.

Analogue devices connect via an ATA, which converts analogue telephony into SIP so it can be routed through Callroute.

Common examples include lift phones, alarms, door entry systems, paging/tannoy systems and factory floor phones.

Yes. Callroute is built specifically for hybrid environments where multiple voice systems coexist.

No. Callroute centralises numbering and routing, reducing the need for fragmented carrier setups across legacy and modern systems.

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