How do we connect Voksha to our existing VoIP system like RingCentral or Aircall?

For Fintech SaaS

You forward your existing business number to Voksha rather than replacing your phone system, so your published sales line, support line, or main office number stays the same across your website, email signatures, and any security documentation you have already distributed to prospects. Most fintech SaaS companies run their phone infrastructure through RingCentral, Aircall, OpenPhone, or Twilio-backed systems, and call forwarding to Voksha works the same way regardless of which one you use: you configure forwarding rules within your existing provider's dashboard, either forwarding every call to Voksha full-time or forwarding selectively, such as only after-hours calls, only overflow calls that go unanswered after a set number of rings, or only calls to a specific line like your support number while sales stays on direct human handling. A common setup for a growing fintech SaaS company is full-time forwarding on the general/support line, since that is where routing between billing, technical support, and security-review inquiries adds the most value, while a dedicated enterprise AE's direct line stays untouched for existing relationships. Setup itself, connecting the number, syncing a calendar for demo booking, and loading your qualification questions, takes about 5-30 minutes, and because there is no hardware to install or PBX migration required, engineering or IT does not need to be involved beyond approving the forwarding rule. The 7-day money-back guarantee means you can test forwarding on a lower-stakes line first, like general support, before moving your primary sales number over.