Global availability and Cloud Connected PSTN options for Cisco Webex Calling

[jenkang]

Learn: How to configure Cloud Connected PSTN with Webex Calling

CCP Provider Name	Product Home Page Link	Webex Calling Region	Countries Supported by Provider	Free Trial Link	Contact Provider Link
Alphalink	Home	EU	FR & LU	Free Trial	Contact Alphalink
GTT Communications	Home	EU / CA / US	Country List	Free Trial	Contact GTT
IntelePeer	Home	US	US & CA*	Free Trial	Contact IntelePeer
MNF Enterprise	Home	ANZ	ANZ	Free Trial	Contact MNF
NTT US	US Home	US	Country List	Free Trial	Contact NTT U.S.
NTT EU	EU Home	EU	Country List	Free Trial	Contact NTT EU
OneStream Networks	Home	US / EU	Country List	Free Trial	Contact OSN
Tata Communications**	Home	US / EU / APJ / ANZ	Country List	Free Trial	Contact Tata Comm
Veracity Networks	Home	US	Country List	Free Trial	Contact Veracity

   *No Canadian localization, billing in US $ only.                     **Minimum requirement of 250 telephone numbers

Cisco Webex Calling is a cloud service that offers enterprise-grade calling features delivered from the Cisco Webex cloud. This platform is part of the complete Webex collaboration suite that serves the calling, messaging, meeting, team collaboration and contact center workloads needed by the 100+ user market segment. Webex Calling is sold by Cisco VARs and provides a cloud alternative for customers who no longer want to own and maintain an on-premises phone system. 

With Webex Calling, Cisco supports a “Bring Your Own Carrier” model, allowing customers to use any carrier of their choice for PSTN service by deploying a local gateway.  Now, with Cloud Connected PSTN (CCP) option, customers may use an authorized CCP Provider for their PSTN access.  With CCP, Cisco interconnects with authorized PSTN providers to enable Webex Calling customers to have economical and reliable PSTN in the cloud – without the need for any premises-based gateway. 

Cisco’s Cloud Connected PSTN providers have designed a set of all-inclusive service packages to connect your Webex Calling users to the world with quality and security.

We invite you to learn more by visiting the assets provided on this community page.

Additional links we hope you find useful:

1. Global Availability and PSTN Overview (Partner access required)
2. FAQ for Webex Calling Cloud Connected PSTN 
3. Webex Calling 
4. Webex Calling Help Center
5. Cisco Webex Calling Data Sheet (Partner access required)
6. Webex Calling PartnerConnect (Partner access required)
7. Blog: New Ways to Connect Your Business to the Cloud with Webex Calling
8. CCP Support Model (refer to file link below)

[ubendala]

Map looks great, can quickly select country and check the availability. Very handy.

[PeterCoffin41588]

Maps Looks Great and it's now very easy to find the specific country.

[paulva]

Congratulations to our new Cloud Connected PSTN Provider, Alphalink, providing PSTN services in France and Luxembourg for Webex Calling customers in the European home region. 

Also, very pleased that Tata Communications has expanded their support into the ANZ and APJ regions.   Checkout the Availability tool above for more details!  

[dwayne rattan]

Hi Very helpful,

I have a quick question. I see Panama is listed as  Selling and that is great because we have an office there, but we also have branch offices in the Caribbean that are not on the list at all. My question is if we purchase in Panama with CCP and everything can connect at my branch offices in the Caribbean also connect and if possible to use local gateways at those sites.

[g.kim2Arkadin]

HI Thanks for this. Easy to find the availability. Is it applied to CCP offer for UCM cloud? Thanks

[rostutz]

@dwayne rattan  Webex Calling does not support calling for countries outside our Sell In and Branch countries, even with a local gateway.

[rostutz]

@g.kim2Arkadin Cloud Connected PSTN Providers (CCPPs) for UCM Cloud can be found on this commnites page. 
https://community.cisco.com/t5/unified-communications/cloud-connected-pstn-providers-ccpps-for-ucm-cloud/td-p/4118738

[jecorcor]

Where did the worldwide map go? Can't filter on country. What happened?