NEC isn't going out of business, but it is ending its on-premises phone systems. If your business runs an NEC PBX, the support clock is already ticking. Inline has spent nearly 30 years helping GTA businesses move off legacy hardware, and we can make this transition a step forward instead of a scramble.
NEC's wind-down covers its current and legacy on-premises lines. If you're running any of these, now is the time to plan your next move.
Systems in red are already discontinued. The rest are on a fixed support timeline below.
Still running an NEC SV9100? We keep it working. Our technicians program, maintain, and repair SV9100 systems for businesses across the GTA, so you get help from people who know the platform rather than a call centre reading a script.
When you are ready, we also handle the move off the SV9100 to a cloud system, on your timeline. We have migrated plenty of NEC sites already.
See how we migrated other NEC customers →The NEC SV8100 is a workhorse, and many GTA offices still run one. We service, program, and troubleshoot the SV8100 day to day, from a single voicemail change to full system reconfiguration after an office move.
With parts and support for legacy NEC systems getting harder to find, we can also plan your eventual move to the cloud without rushing you off a system that still works.
Read our NEC migration case studies →If your business relies on an NEC system, the smartest thing you can do today is map out the transition before the next deadline forces your hand. Book a consultation with our NEC team and we'll build a plan around your timeline, not NEC's.