By Emma Lewis, bOnline
Having faced stiff competition, the bOnline team headed to the Tate Modern in London to face the result. And we’re so excited to announce that we won the award for Best Communications Provider SME 2023 as run by Comms Council UK. We are also proud to have made it to the list of finalists for Best SOHO Service too.
Each year, the Awards acknowledge accomplishments within the Unified Communications and VoIP industry. It’s a big deal for us as it recognises our vision of putting customer service and innovation at the heart of everything we do. There were some notable names in there too including Dial 9 Communications, NFON UK and VoiceHost. However, the panel judged bOnline as the overall winner and we held up our trophy with pride!
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Eli Katz, Chair of Comms Council UK Council, said: “bOnline has shown impressive growth of 80% this year, with an excellent case study, and good handling of customer services. The judges also praised bOnline’s development of their own highly intuitive self-service dashboard. Well done.”
Founder and CEO of bOnline, Anthony Karibian, added:
“We’re proud to have been recognised as the Best VoIP provider to small businesses for three consecutive years (2021, 2022, 2023) by Comms Council UK, the authority on everything VoIP. We’re 100% dedicated to helping small business owners seamlessly transition from their copper PSTN landlines to the No.1 rated VoIP digital phone service.”
Thank you to Comms Council UK for hosting us.
