For PBX Vendors
Connect your PBX product to Nigerian phone networks.
Use Signals SIP Access for inbound and outbound calling, Nigerian phone numbers, call visibility and usage management through one platform.
Live in Nigeria.
Connectivity path
Your PBX product
Signals SIP Access
Nigerian phone networks
Business users and customers
The connectivity layer underneath your PBX
Keep building the PBX. Let Signals handle access to Nigerian phone networks.
You own the product: extensions, call features, provisioning, the administration experience and the relationship with the businesses deploying it.
Signals provides the layer beneath it — managed SIP connectivity to Nigerian phone networks, the numbers those deployments call from, and visibility over the resulting traffic.
Connectivity is provided over supported SIP. Other PBX protocols and configurations are outside the scope of SIP Access.
Your PBX product owns
- Extensions and call features.
- Provisioning and administration.
- The customer-facing experience.
- Your commercial relationship.
Signals provides
- Managed SIP connectivity.
- Nigerian phone numbers.
- Call logs and usage visibility.
- Real-time network-performance visibility.
Direct provider relationships vs Signals
Two reasonable routes to Nigerian connectivity.
Direct provider relationships
- Suits a vendor with in-house telecom engineering capacity.
- Makes sense where you want a direct relationship with one provider.
- Numbers, records and usage are tracked in your own systems.
- Each new deployment repeats the commercial and technical setup.
Signals SIP Access
- One managed integration to configure and maintain.
- Numbers from multiple Nigerian providers purchased in one account.
- Call logs and usage consolidated in the same platform.
- Repeatable setup across deployments.
Signals does not remove every carrier or regulatory obligation, and does not provide automatic failover or provider redundancy for a given number.
What PBX vendors get
A managed Nigerian network layer for your deployments.
SIP origination and termination
Send and receive supported call traffic between your PBX product and Nigerian phone networks.
Nigerian mobile numbers
Give deployments familiar mobile numbers that customers recognise and answer.
Multi-provider number access
Purchase numbers supplied by different Nigerian providers and manage them in one Signals account.
Originating-number control
Choose which number you own is used for an outbound call from a deployment.
Call logs and usage
Review call records, recordings where enabled and usage for the traffic in your account.
Quality-managed access
Signals monitors customer access and prohibited traffic to protect number reputation and network quality.
How a deployment works
From SIP configuration to live customer calling.
- 01Technical discovery on your PBX product, deployment model and workload.
- 02Qualification of compatibility, traffic, numbering and commercials.
- 03Complete the account and KYC requirements.
- 04Signals provisions the SIP trunk, credentials, numbers and routing.
- 05Your team configures inbound and outbound call paths on the PBX.
- 06Joint testing with the first deployment, then production activation.
- 07Expand to additional deployments and numbers through the same connection.
SIP Access is provisioned by Signals and configured by your technical team. Numbers are routed to the deployments that need them and managed in your Signals account.
Phone numbers
Interface preview
Numbers purchased from Nigerian providers · originating number selected per workload
Operating visibility
See the network your deployments are calling over.
Network performance is visible in real time and call records are transparent, so support teams can investigate a customer complaint with evidence rather than assumption.
- 99.99% platform uptime
- Connected across six telco networks
- Real-time network-performance visibility
Network performance
Interface preview
Monitoring active
numbers · calls · usage
Call logs
per call, per leg
Usage and billing
Interface preview
Access and onboarding
What it takes to get connected.
Signals platform access is included with the ₦500,000/year PressOne Business plan, which covers one Nigerian phone number. Additional numbers cost ₦15,000 or ₦25,000 monthly depending on provider, and call usage is metered separately.
SIP Access requires technical approval and provisioning by Signals; subscribing does not automatically activate a SIP trunk. Standard provisioning carries no additional fee.
Optional assisted implementation, where Signals helps configure, migrate or integrate your own environment, requires either a contractual ₦500,000 monthly call-usage commitment or a ₦1.5 million one-time fee.
See pricing in full →Next step
Give your PBX a Nigerian network layer.
Review your SIP architecture, numbering and deployment model with our engineers. Technical discovery is the first step for every SIP Access deployment.