Business VoIP
Help your business grow with Nextiva's VoIP technologies – all for hundreds or even thousands of dollars less per year than your old business service provider.
Help your business grow with Nextiva's VoIP technologies – all for hundreds or even thousands of dollars less per year than your old business service provider.
Whether you are planning to grow your business or already have an in-bound call center in place, Nextiva Call Center Solutions are a sure fit for your team.
Save money on business communications and increase your ROI without the cost of switching your existing PBX equipment.
The Connect virtual phone system gives you the power to route your calls to anywhere you are at any time, so you never miss a call again.
The easy-to-use and affordable online vFAX system offers great flexibility through a variety of channels and only requires Internet access.


Madison, Wisconsin is in the 608 area code in Dane County, Wisconsin.
Nextiva local phone numbers can enhance your business presence with the professional appearance and image of a larger company. Our complete digital phone solutions make it simple to operate your business anywhere in the country. While your company may be physically located in Chicago, Illinois, a local presence may also be established in Madison, Wisconsin. Nextiva makes it possible to forward your new Madison phone number, and any others your company may have, to any location where you or your staff happen to be.
A Nextiva local phone number in the City of Madison, Wisconsin will give your business a local phone number presence, regardless of where your business is located or you may be traveling. Best of all, every Nextiva phone number comes with the most advanced PBX features, without the usual high costs.
The City of Madison is populated with approximately 208,054 citizens. Top employers in the region include Wisconsin state government and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The industries dominating the region include the consumer services, high-tech, health, biotech and advertising sectors.
The city has seen a steady economic boom since the early 1990s, particularly with the development of high-tech firms which has added to the expanded local business climate. Technology firms such as Netconcepts, Raven Software, Telephone and Data Systems, Broadjam, TomoTherapy, Sonic Foundry, Human Head Studios, Renaissance Learning, Epic Systems Corporation, Wisconsin Realtors and Berbee Information Networks are also located in Madison.
According to Forbes magazine, Madison had the highest percentage of individuals holding Ph.D.s in the United States in 2005. Also listed as having the lowest unemployment in the nation, Madison has had half of the U.S. average rate since 2004. In addition, Madison ranked as 31 in the top 200 metro areas for "Best Places for Business and Careers."
The North American division of Spectrum Brands (formerly Rayovac), Alliant Energy, American Family Insurance, the Credit Union National Association, CUNA Mutual Group, University of Wisconsin Credit Union, and FSBO Madison also fuel Madison's economy. Small business continues to expand in Madison through the assistance of its Chamber of Commerce.
Nextiva Digital Phone System Benefits Include: