Verve

Verve integration

Three prominent companies, T3 Communications, Nexogy, and NextLevel Internet, have merged under a new identity: Verve. This unified brand is dedicated to providing Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) and Broadband Solutions. The chosen name, “Verve”, " reflects the organization’s zeal and commitment to offering exceptional experiences for clients, partners, and team members alike.

T3 Communications Inc

T3 Communications Inc was established in 2002 by a group of local entrepreneurs who sought to address the communication needs of the growing business community, enabling them to compete globally from a local level. The company was founded on the principles of offering excellent local service while introducing cutting-edge telecommunication technologies to Southwest Florida. Over the years, T3 Communications has successfully navigated economic challenges to become a trusted telecommunications provider for businesses. The company has positioned itself as a leader in hiring local talent who are adept at understanding client requirements for personalized attention while delivering world-class global communication services.

Nexogy

Established in 1999, nexogy aimed to provide top-notch phone services combined with state-of-the-art IP communication solutions. Through their interactive communications portal, users can access the advanced features exclusive to their digital telephone service. Leveraging their extensive global network and cutting-edge routing technologies, nexogy presents a creative, feature-packed, and affordable substitute to conventional telephony services. With the help of an existing high-speed internet connection, their technology allows users to place and receive phone calls globally using a touch-tone telephone.

NextLevel

Established in 1999, NextLevel is a B2B provider of voice, internet, co-location, and managed unified communications services, dedicated to meeting customer needs with the highest quality deliverables and exceptional customer service. NextLevel provides access to a ‘private, fully managed" cloud network, originally designed for first responders, featuring a fully redundant top-tier internet backbone, and delivering unbeatable value to businesses. Operated and managed 24/7 by experienced telecom, internet, and data professionals, NextLevel recognizes the vital importance of impeccable service. Certified engineers (CCNA, CCNP, MCSE) and highly trained staff address all client inquiries, ranging from intricate design and build-out to routine routing, DNS, IP allocation, router replacement, and tail circuit issues promptly and directly. NextLevel’s Network Operation Center (NOC) actively and passively monitors network connections 24/7/365, ensuring continuous, reliable service.

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How can you use it?

LiveAgent and Verve’s brands T3 Communications, Nexogy, and NextLevel Internet are now partners, which made Verve’s integration easier than ever. LiveAgent does not charge any additional fees for connecting a Verve VoIP number with your call center.

If you are interested in connecting T3 Communications, Nexogy, and NextLevel Internet with the LiveAgent call center, simply log in to your LiveAgent account and follow the instructions.

1. Log in to your LiveAgent account
2. Navigate to Numbers

3. Search for NextLevel, nexogy, or T3 Communications (or even Verve)

4. Click on add
5. Insert required credentials

Cost of integrating Verve (T3 Communications, Nexogy, NextLevel):

If you have a subscription with LiveAgent, the integration is free of charge. However, Verve’s brands charge for their services since the company operates separately.

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Benefits of Verve:

• High-quality broadband solutions
• Enhanced Security
• Scalability
• Expert support
• Cost-effective
• Global accessibility

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