Their number and calls, with AI available, on every device.
Office-phone providers, MNOs, and MVNOs offer this under their own brand. A person keeps one phone across iOS, Android, web, and desktop.
Widely, Swiftcom’s own consumer brand
App modules
What a person can do in the app
An AI receptionist can greet, help, and route callers, with phone menus and queues, and can answer a WhatsApp number. That is optional.
A person can connect an AI they already use. That connection is live on Widely, and it is available on another app when that operator turns the module on.
Calls can be recorded and transcribed, and an AI can work from that. Those are optional modules.
One phone holds the person’s numbers across iOS, Android, web, and desktop. An operator can keep their own SIP, SMS, and numbers. An operator who needs mobile service can include Swiftcom’s SIM. Widely is the first service using it, and it has no published price.
Swiftcom is an MVNO and a GSMA member. It does not run a radio network.
These screens show the app branded as Widely.
Widely is Swiftcom’s own live consumer brand
Widely is the first service on Swiftcom’s SIM. Open it to see the app an operator’s customers use.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Swiftcom a mobile carrier?
- Swiftcom is an MVNO and a GSMA member. It does not run a radio network. An operator can keep their own SIP, SMS, and numbers. An operator who needs mobile service can include Swiftcom’s SIM. Widely is the first service using it, and that SIM has no published price.
- What does the calling app cost?
- Pricing
- Can customers buy an eSIM or a number in the app?
- Yes, when that module is on. Those plans come from the operator’s own supplier. Swiftcom’s SIM is a separate option for an operator who needs mobile service, and it has no published price.
- What is Widely?
- Widely is Swiftcom’s own live consumer brand. About Widely