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Who is GP VOiCE?
GP VOiCE is a telecommunications and hosted voice services provider that delivers business communications, connectivity, and IT support solutions for organizations.
- Business Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and hosted PBX solutions (unified communications)
- Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking and voice connectivity services (enterprise telephony)
- Internet access, data connectivity, and network services (networking)
- Managed IT support, consulting, and infrastructure services (managed services)
- Custom voice and collaboration solutions for multi-site and distributed businesses (collaboration)
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More About GP VOiCE
GP VOiCE operates as a provider of business telecommunications and IT services, with a focus on hosted voice, unified communications, and connectivity for small, mid-market, and multi-site enterprises. Its portfolio centers on replacing or augmenting traditional on-premises (on-prem) PBX systems with hosted PBX and Voice over IP (VoIP) offerings, delivered over IP networks and integrated with customers’ existing data infrastructure. These services are designed for organizations that require central management of telephony across multiple offices, remote workers, or branch locations.
The company’s voice solutions use standard VoIP protocols and SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) trunking (enterprise telephony) to connect business phone systems to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) over IP links instead of legacy analog or PRI circuits. This approach allows organizations to consolidate voice and data over the same access circuits, implement centralized call routing, and support features such as direct inward dialing, auto attendants, voicemail, call queues, and extension dialing across locations. Hosted PBX deployments are typically delivered from GP VOiCE’s infrastructure, reducing the need for customers to manage on-prem PBX hardware.
In addition to voice, GP VOiCE provides internet access and data connectivity (networking), which can include broadband, dedicated internet, or private connectivity services that support the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements of VoIP. By pairing connectivity with hosted voice, GP VOiCE positions itself as a single provider for both the access network and the telephony layer, which is relevant for enterprises that want coordinated support for call quality, bandwidth planning, and network troubleshooting.
GP VOiCE also offers managed IT services (managed services), such as help desk support, infrastructure monitoring, configuration, and on-site or remote technical assistance. These services are aimed at organizations that want to outsource parts of their IT operations or augment internal teams. Managed services can include support for network devices, end-user systems, and collaboration tools, aligning with an integrated communications and IT support model.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, GP VOiCE fits into unified communications as a service (UCaaS), hosted PBX and SIP trunking (enterprise telephony), business internet and data connectivity (networking), and managed IT support (managed services). Enterprise and institutional customers can treat GP VOiCE as a single vendor for converged voice and data, with solution areas that cover telephony infrastructure, Wide Area Network (WAN) and internet access, and outsourced IT operations.
Our description of GP VOiCE. Updated December 2025.