Calls reach people, not dead ends
Every unanswered call has a deliberate next destination based on how your team works.
MOIEN designs, builds and supports business phone systems around the way your calls actually move—not around a generic package.
For Ontario legal, dental and multi-location teams. Keep your numbers. Keep working while we move you.
A list of features is not a communications strategy. MOIEN starts with missed calls, staffing patterns, office hours and customer journeys—then builds the system around them.
Every unanswered call has a deliberate next destination based on how your team works.
Share reception, coverage and availability across offices without confusing callers.
The people helping you understand the call flow because they helped create it.
Choose an example. We design the greeting, choices and every path that follows; callers simply experience a clear way through.
The technology stays in the background. MOIEN selects and configures only what produces a better experience for callers, staff and the people responsible for the service.
Authorized conversations can be recorded from any extension enabled for the workflow. MOIEN can transcribe the full conversation and deliver it to approved inboxes—not just transcribe voicemail.
TLS can protect call signalling and SRTP can protect the audio between compatible devices and the MOIEN platform. Calls that continue onto the public telephone network may not remain encrypted end to end.
MOIEN writes the greeting and menu language, maps business hours and direct dialling, then designs queues, overflow, after-hours and fallback paths around how your team actually responds.
Use call records, recordings, quality information and reporting to understand missed calls, response patterns and where a call flow should be improved.
For staff, the design may include browser and mobile calling, hot desking, warm transfers, shared queues, voicemail delivery, conferencing, paging and centrally managed handsets.
For managers, it may include holiday schedules, call records, missed-call visibility, performance reporting and carefully governed recording. None is added simply because it is available; each capability has to earn its place in the design.
Recording governance is part of the design. Notification, consent, access, retention and deletion rules must be agreed for the customer’s jurisdiction and use case before recording or transcription is enabled.
The result can be hosted in the cloud or installed on-premise. The starting point is always the work—not the product catalogue.
We learn where calls come from, who answers and where conversations currently break.
We turn office hours, teams, locations and exceptions into a readable IVR and call-flow design—including the words callers hear and what happens when nobody answers.
We configure the system, port numbers and train staff while the existing service keeps running.
We monitor, support and adjust the system as the business changes.
A multi-location business uses one public number, centralized reception, schedule-aware routing and automatic overflow. Customers call once; the system finds the right available person.
MOIEN combines AWS-hosted infrastructure with active system management. Reliability should be shown with a defined measurement period and service scope—not borrowed from a cloud-provider logo.
*Based on MOIEN’s monitored service availability over more than five years. Customer connectivity, power, equipment and third-party carrier services fall outside the managed-platform measure.
Industry knowledge matters because the same missed call means something different to every business.
Route by practice area, cover closed locations and optionally record approved calls from enabled extensions, with full-conversation transcripts delivered to authorized inboxes.
Give patients one number while a shared reception team books the next available appointment across offices.
Share coverage, business-hour rules and overflow without making customers understand your organization chart.
MOIEN Control gives clients one secure place to reach the tools assigned to their account—from voicemails and transcripts to users, call activity and system administration.
Use your usual username. If your organization has its own PBX address, sign in as username@your-pbx-domain so MOIEN Control opens the correct account.
Your password is entered only on the secure MOIEN Control portal.
Business systems currently start from $52/month + HST for three extensions. Numbers, E911, equipment and professional services depend on the agreed setup.
The IVR language, call flow, users, office schedules, devices, routing rules and management approach are designed around your operation. You approve the caller journey in plain language before migration begins.
Yes. Recording can be enabled for selected extensions or workflows, and full conversations can be transcribed and delivered to approved recipients. Notice, consent, access, retention and deletion requirements are agreed before the capability is enabled.
Supported devices and call legs can use TLS for signalling and SRTP for audio. A call may stop being encrypted when it leaves the managed platform for the public telephone network or an incompatible destination, so MOIEN confirms the protection boundary during system design.
Yes. MOIEN plans the port while your existing service stays active. Typical porting takes approximately 10–20 business days after authorization.
Either. MOIEN can manage a hosted system or design an on-premise deployment where operational requirements justify it.
The answer depends on the design. Mobile or external-number failover, secondary connectivity and multi-location routing can be included where continuity requires them.
MOIEN can design for those workflows, but compliance claims must be evaluated against the exact configuration, recording practices, data handling and customer obligations.
A useful first conversation covers your locations, staffing, current numbers and what happens when the ideal person cannot answer.
Call 844-426-0436 or email sales@moien.ca.