As businesses around the world begin shifting to a hybrid or remote working environment, Single Number Reach (SNR) is becoming an ever-increasingly powerful business tool. SNR allows your customers and colleagues to contact you wherever you are using one single phone number. All they have to do is call your primary business number, and the SNR system sends the call to every number you set as a contact number.
Imagine your office offers a hybrid model of work consisting of two days at the office and three days at home. On the days you’re in the office, you have a landline at your desk. However, when you’re working from home, you work primarily on your company laptop. Perhaps you visit worksites throughout your typical week with only a cell phone. With SNR, you can receive calls on your office landline, laptop and cell phone when someone is trying to reach you.
That means you’re always able to connect with a valued customer, develop a new prospect or solve a business problem wherever you are. Long gone are the days of clients constantly getting your voicemail while you’re off running your business. After all, you can’t always be at your desk to answer phone calls. Plus, you no longer need to include separate phone numbers on your business card for your work number and cell phone, which can be confusing and tiresome for both you and your clients. No customer wants to call multiple phone numbers without knowing whether you’re even nearby to pick up. You can even answer calls directly from your laptop if you don’t have your landline or cell nearby.
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