Please enter your username or email. We’ll send you an email with instructions on how to reset your password. If you have forgotten your username, did not receive the email to reset your password or need help, contact our support team.
If you have entered a correct email from our database, we will respond in 24 hours.
You can request a new account by submitting your details to your local sales centre. Upon approval, we will email you a temporary password.
Click on the link below to sign into Kyocera Connect which will take you to Account Services.
When it comes to comms, the pace of change is increasing. We’ve seen a huge shift to remote lessons and study, and the need to be flexible, fast. Students are using different methods of contact than before.
In 2015, BT announced that their PSTN/ISDN lines would be completely switched off in 2025. Both technologies are becoming outdated, and unable to handle the volume, speed and quality of data in today’s increasingly digital world.
The good news is there are plenty of options out there if you’re still using PSTN/ISDN in your school, college or university. Your calls can now be made and received using your internet connection if you have a phone system that uses internet protocol (IP), such as VoIP or SIP.
Alternatively, you can do all of this in the cloud – essentially hosting your phone system remotely. Read more in our educational institutions guide to the 'switch-off'.
Huge time and cost savings, greater flexibility, higher resiliency and improved student, and staff experience - why wait?
You don’t have to go it alone, we'll walk you through the whole process, and help you every step of the way – from understanding what needs changing, to finding innovative new ways to deliver better experiences, using our experienced team to deploy and manage your new solution.
Complete the form below to download the 'switch-off' eBook, which is designed to help educational institutions navigate this major change to communications.
Our information sheets gives you free advice about the upcoming PSTN/ISDN switch-off.