Gabbit

08/26/2026

Big news for Gabbit customers. We've launched Agentic AI, a smarter way to handle every incoming call and upgrade your phone system.

It works like a virtual assistant that's always on: answering questions, routing calls, scheduling appointments, and making sure nothing (and no one) falls through the cracks.

Here's what it can do for your business:

Routes calls to the right person or department
Answers product questions and helps customers find your nearest location
Handles complaints and automatically documents and routes them to your team
Sends smart after-hours alerts so urgent matters get handled right away
Schedules appointments directly through your calendar (Outlook, Google, Apple, Teams, and more)

And it's fully customizable to your business — built to grow with you.

Curious what it could do for your team? Call us at 844-442-2248 or email [email protected] to set up a free demo.

08/20/2026

Already living in Microsoft Teams for chat and meetings? It's a natural next step to wonder if it can handle your business phone calls too.

Turns out — yes, but there's some fine print. We break down your options (and where a Teams-integrated phone system can save you the technical headache) in our latest blog post.

Microsoft Teams Is Great for Chat and Video Calls, But Is It the Right Choice to Be Your Business Phone System? If your team is like most medium-sized businesses today, Microsoft Teams is already where your internal work happens — chat, meetings, file sharing, the whole day-to-day. It's a natural ...

08/03/2026

Quick question for the lawyers and realtors in our audience: is your phone system encrypted?

Most firms lock down email and firewalls but never think twice about calls — even though those calls often carry wire instructions, SSNs, and privileged client details.

We broke down what's actually at risk, which regulations (HIPAA, GLBA, FINRA) really apply to your business, and what to ask before choosing a phone provider. Take a look 👇

07/24/2026

Most business owners know their phone bill down to the penny. Ask what a 2-hour outage costs them, and you'll get a shrug.
That's the blind spot: downtime doesn't show up on a P&L as "lost revenue." It shows up as the customer who called your competitor instead — and never called you back.

In our latest post, we break down why "cheap" VoIP is often the most expensive option (one line, one point of failure), and how Gabbit's self-healing network — three redundant fiber connections per data center, geographically distributed, automatic failover — keeps your business answering calls even when something breaks upstream.

Read it here: https://gabbit.com/blog/the-true-cost-of-downtime/