The Big Switch Off is already underway.
BT has stopped selling and supporting PSTN lines and Wholesale Line Rental. Any business still running on legacy copper risks being left behind — and migrating in a hurry after a fault is the most expensive way to do it.
It's not just the phones on desks.
The switch off reaches further than most businesses expect. Anything that quietly relies on a copper line needs a plan — and some of it only becomes obvious when it stops working.
- Analogue phone lines and Wholesale Line Rental
- ISDN and legacy on-premise phone systems
- Lift lines, door entry and alarm panels
- Card payment terminals on analogue lines
- Fax lines and legacy broadband over copper
A migration you plan, not one that happens to you.
We audit what you're running, map it to the right cloud replacement and phase the switch so nothing goes dark. No jargon, no pressure — just a clear picture of where you stand.
Line & contract audit
We identify every analogue line, WLR service and legacy system you're still paying for — including the ones nobody remembers signing up to.
Migration plan
A written plan mapping each service to its cloud replacement, with the connectivity needed to carry it and a phased timeline that fits your trading hours.
Delivery & porting
Numbers ported, handsets and apps configured, connectivity installed and tested before anything is switched over.
Ongoing support
UK support after go-live, with one accountable partner across voice, connectivity, cloud and cyber security.
Modern voice and connectivity, backed by SCG.
Cloud voice
Hosted telephony built on SCG's in-house Evonex platform — desk phones, softphones and mobile apps sharing one number plan.
Resilient connectivity
Fibre, leased lines and SD-WAN delivered over SCG's own core network, sized for voice as well as data.
IT, cloud & cyber
Microsoft 365, managed cloud and 24/7/365 cyber protection alongside the migration, from the same accountable partner.
Find out where your business stands.
Send us a note about your current lines and systems. We'll come back with a straight answer on what needs to move, when, and what it involves — with no obligation to go any further.