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— Voice & comms · FAQs

VOIP & PBX & Internet — your questions, answered.

Why Localcom, how porting works, what we charge per seat, who’s already running it — the questions clients ask before the voice quote goes out.

Voice and business comms are delivered through whedo.it’s Localcom Technology Partner agreement — Hosted PBX, business VoIP, Yealink handsets, NBN fibre and mobile, all on one Australian monthly bill. The ten questions below are the ones whedo.it gets every voice scoping call — why Localcom over Telstra or Optus, what happens to existing numbers, whether your current handsets keep working, how disaster routing kicks in when the internet drops. Pricing and the full architecture live on the VOIP & PBX & Internet product page.

Why Localcom and not Telstra / Optus / a bigger telco?
Three reasons. One: Localcom is built ground-up for the MSP-resold model. Their billing, provisioning and support are designed for a partner like whedo.it to deliver the front-line service, which means you get one Australian point of contact (Warren), not a 1800 number queue. Two: the platform is genuinely full-featured at SMB pricing — Hosted PBX, SIP trunks, softphone, mobile, NBN, all on one bill. Three: support is Gold Coast based, Australian-staffed, and responsive in a way the larger carriers stopped being years ago.
Can you port my existing numbers?
Yes — landline, mobile, 13/1300/1800 inbound. Porting takes 5–15 business days depending on the losing carrier, and whedo.it handles the paperwork end-to-end. Your old service stays live until cut-over so there is no downtime on the change.
What about my current handsets — can I keep them?
Usually yes. Most Yealink, Polycom, Cisco, Grandstream, Snom, and Fanvil handsets are compatible with the Localcom platform. whedo.it will check your model and either provision it on the new platform or recommend replacement only if it’s genuinely required.
Is this hosted in Australia?
Yes. Localcom’s telephony platform is hosted in Australian data centres, with Australian DIDs, Australian billing, and Australian support. Voice traffic stays in-country.
What happens if my internet goes down?
Disaster-routing kicks in: inbound calls reroute automatically to a nominated mobile or alternate office. whedo.it configures this as standard on every deployment — you tell us the fallback number, we set it once, it runs on autopilot.
Can I use the same number on my desk phone, laptop and mobile?
Yes. Localcom’s softphone runs on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. Your extension rings on all three simultaneously by default, or you can configure ring groups per device type. One number, three places it rings.
Do you do contact centre / queue routing for bigger teams?
Yes — Localcom’s Contact Centre product is in scope when you outgrow Hosted PBX. IVR, queues, agent reporting, call-back, screen pop integrations. Same tenant, same number plan, just an entitlement upgrade when the time comes.
How does billing work?
One monthly invoice from whedo.it covering everything — PBX seats, call plans, hardware (financed or outright), NBN, mobile. Itemised so you can see exactly where the spend goes. Direct debit, BPAY or credit card — your choice.
Who has been running this longest in your book?
Rose-Hip Vital has been on the platform multi-year for its distributed team. a WA NFP early-childhood education provider runs Localcom across all twenty-six regional early-learning centres in WA — client name available on request — a real multi-site deployment that proves the platform handles geographically dispersed not-for-profits without drama.
Can I get a written quote before committing?
Yes — that’s the standard process. Tell us your seat count, your sites, your inbound number requirements, and what you’d like to port. Firm itemised quote within a business day, valid for thirty days, no obligation.

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Question we didn't answer?
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If you’ve got a voice or business-comms question that isn’t covered above, send a note. Replies typically within the hour, business hours, Perth time. No pitch attached.

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