Overview
37D Connect is the channel for discussing carrier connectivity, destinations, routing and traffic requirements. An initial conversation should establish expected volume, integration needs, quality measures and commercial terms.
Who this may suit
Business customers and partners interested in carrier services.
What to explore
- Wholesale voice discussions
- SIP integration requirements
- Destination and routing review
What we will discuss
- Coverage, pricing and quality commitments require a written proposal.
- Service availability is confirmed through 37D Connect.
Experience, case studies & references
Want to understand the approach before moving forward? Request a relevant case study or an approved testimonial or reference. We will confirm what can be shared for this topic. Some engagements are confidential; client names, results and supporting documents are shared only with permission. No project-specific testimonial or case study has been published on this sample page.
Prepare for the conversation
Share your business location, intended outcome, timing and the kind of help you want. Our team can use fast-track code P10083 to find this exact listing. You can ask about pricing, a referral relationship, a partnership or simply whether there is a fit.
Calling experience. Reseller opportunities.
Explore the history of unlimited calling and white-label services, now part of 37D Connect. Unlimited plans are available by quotation; reseller and larger-company enquiries are welcome.
Experience across sales and communications technology.
Explore Amit’s historical Allstream relationship, connecting sales activity with technology supplied for his communications businesses.
Read the Allstream chapter →Explore communications with 37D Connect.
Compare current calling, managed AI reception, messaging, fax and partner pathways in the main Connect directory.
Explore Connect services →Build the project.
Explore eligible support.
37D uses the same innovation-support mindset for its own eligible development work that it brings to client projects. If your Canadian business is undertaking qualifying R&D or developing an innovative technology, an SR&ED or NRC IRAP conversation may be a useful part of the plan.
SR&ED readiness
SR&ED provides tax incentives for eligible R&D carried out in Canada. Start by identifying the work, uncertainty, experiments, supporting records and expenditures that need professional review.
Explore SR&ED support →NRC IRAP readiness
NRC IRAP supports eligible Canadian innovation businesses through advice, connections and, in some cases, project funding. We can help organize a project and business-readiness discussion.
Explore IRAP support →A routine technology purchase, resale or implementation is not automatically eligible. Support depends on the applicant, work, costs, timing and program decisions. Other assistance can affect an SR&ED calculation, so the programs must be reviewed together rather than simply adding assumed benefits.
37D provides independent consulting; CRA and NRC make their respective decisions. No government endorsement, award or project-specific funding is implied. CRA SR&ED information ↗ · NRC IRAP information ↗.
Before you enquire
Is this suitable for my business?
Share your location, intended use and timing. The team confirms suitability, availability and the proposed scope before an engagement.
How do I get pricing?
Use the pricing enquiry with fast-track code P10083. Tell us the scope, location, expected usage or funding need and timing so the team can review the relevant costs and terms.
What happens after I enquire?
The team reviews your context and the selected service, then agrees a useful next step: information, a conversation, pricing or a partner discussion. An enquiry does not book a call or create a purchase commitment.
Who we work with
37D excludes cannabis businesses, businesses with 51% or more of sales from alcohol, gaming businesses and businesses involving nudity from its services and acquisitions. All alcohol products are excluded from sourcing and trade. Higher Ground beverage supply to casino customers is a limited exception to the gaming-business exclusion; it does not extend to gambling operations, financing or acquisitions.