Technology partners

Phone systemsyou own.

We build, migrate, secure and support open-source telephony, so you are not renting your phone system by the seat.

01Why clients come to us

Four situations we see most.

  • A phone bill that grows with every hire

    Per-seat and per-minute pricing means the system costs more each time the team grows.

  • An old Asterisk nobody dares touch

    It works, mostly, but the person who built it has left and upgrades keep being postponed.

  • Call-center tools that do not fit

    Agents work around the software instead of with it, and supervisors cannot see what they need.

  • Worry about being hacked

    Exposed phone systems are a common target for call fraud, and the bill arrives before the alert.

03How we work

Engineering, not licences.

  • Open source, no lock-in

    Asterisk, FreePBX and VICIdial run on your servers or your cloud. You keep the system and the numbers.

  • Secure by default

    Locked-down SIP access, fraud limits and monitoring on every build.

  • Supported after go-live

    We stay on for monitoring, fixes and changes for as long as you want us.

Example build

Call-center wallboard

Queues, agents and SIP trunks on one live screen for floor supervisors, driven by Asterisk queue and channel events.

Live call-center wallboard showing calls waiting, service level, queues, agent states and SIP trunk status

Questions

What clients ask first.

Do we have to replace our phones and numbers?

Usually not. Most desk phones and softphones work with Asterisk-based systems, and your numbers are ported across.

Where does the system run?

On your own servers or in your cloud account. You own it either way.

What happens if it goes down?

We design for failover between servers and carriers, monitor the system, and agree response times in a support plan.

Can it connect to our CRM?

Yes. Click-to-call, customer records on screen when a call arrives, and call outcomes written back are standard work for us.

Tell us what you run.

Thirty minutes with an engineer. You leave with a clear scope, a timeline and a recommended approach.

Book a scoping call