Purchase or Order a Desk Phone
- 26 Feb 2025
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Purchase or Order a Desk Phone
- Updated on 26 Feb 2025
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Despite the rise of cloud communications, desk phones remain vital for daily business interactions. Dialpad supports this need by offering select desk phones for purchase. Admins can buy desk phones directly from Dialpad, which includes pre-configured models from brands like Obihai, Yealink, and Polycom. However, shipping is limited to Canada and the United States. To purchase a desk phone, admins should navigate to the Dialpad Admin Settings, select Desk Phones, and follow the prompts to buy phones or learn about compatible devices. After selecting the desired device and payment plan on the Dialpad Marketplace, the purchased phones can be assigned to user accounts, shared lines, or designated as room phones. This service ensures that Dialpad users have the necessary tools for effective communication.
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While many business communications now happen in the cloud, desk phones remain essential for day-to-day conversations. To ensure Dialpad users have everything they need, we continue to offer and support for select desk phones.
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Dialpad Admins can purchase desk phones directly from Dialpad.
Purchase a desk phone
Dialpad sells Obihai, Yealink and Polycom products with Dialpad already configured on the phone.
Note
Desk phones ordered from Dialpad are available for shipping only to Canada and the United States.
To purchase an desk phone:
Navigate to Dialpad Admin Settings > Office and select Desk Phones
Select Buy phones or learn more about compatible devices
On the Dialpad Hardware Orders page, select Continue
On the Dialpad Marketplace website, select Shop Dialpad Devices
Choose the desired device(s), quantity, and payment plan
Once purchased, devices can be assigned to user accounts and shared lines (Main Line, Department, Contact Centers) or remain as a room phone.
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