Asterisk
Telephony core
Open-source telephony engine used where dial plan logic, integrations and call flow behaviour need to be fully controlled.
Details →Technologies
Every platform listed here is deployed, hardened, monitored and supported — not simply resold.
Telephony core
Open-source telephony engine used where dial plan logic, integrations and call flow behaviour need to be fully controlled.
Details →PBX platform
Managed interface over Asterisk for extensions, trunks, IVR, ring groups, queues, recording and backup.
Details →Unified communications
Commercial UC platform for organisations that want integrated softphone, web client and provisioning with vendor support.
Details →Contact center / dialer
Outbound and blended dialer platform for call centers, sized around concurrency, agents and carrier capacity.
Details →UCM / endpoints
UCM appliances, IP phones and gateways deployed with central provisioning and consistent firmware policy.
Details →GSM gateway
GSM gateways bridging mobile networks with SIP infrastructure where carrier economics require it.
Details →PBX platform
Asterisk-based unified communications distribution with an integrated web console, favoured where a full appliance-style build is wanted on commodity hardware.
Details →PBX appliance
Appliance and software PBX range used where an on-premises unit with built-in FXO/FXS/BRI interfaces and vendor firmware support is the practical answer.
Details →PBX platform
Commercially maintained Asterisk distribution with a modular add-on model, used where a supported GUI and multi-tenant capability are required.
Details →Cloud UC provider
Hosted UCaaS platform used when an organisation wants carrier, PBX and clients from one subscription instead of running its own call control.
Details →Cloud contact center
Cloud call-center platform for sales and support teams, deployed where CRM-linked calling matters more than owning the telephony stack.
Details →Cloud telephony
Cloud phone system for distributed teams needing international numbers, shared inboxes and softphone-only working without on-premises hardware.
Details →Call Center Solutions
Agent-initiated dialling where every call is placed deliberately — the correct model for regulated, high-value or consent-sensitive outbound work.
Details →Call Center Solutions
Automated sequential dialling from a list, connecting answered calls to a waiting agent — a middle ground between manual dialling and predictive pacing.
Details →Call Center Solutions
Statistical pacing that dials ahead of agent availability to raise talk time, sized carefully so drop rates and carrier capacity stay within limits.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Programmable voice and elastic SIP trunking, used where numbers, routing and call logic need to be driven by API rather than static configuration.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Carrier with its own IP network and per-connection controls, chosen where route quality and granular trunk configuration matter.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
API-first voice platform from the FreeSWITCH lineage, used for programmable trunking and low-latency media alongside conventional SIP endpoints.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Wholesale-oriented DID and termination provider, typically used for international numbering coverage and cost-sensitive outbound routes.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Voice and messaging API provider with zentrunk SIP trunking, suited to platforms that need one carrier relationship for calls and SMS.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Owner-operated carrier network used where direct interconnection, number portability and regulatory features such as emergency routing are requirements.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
Business communications and voice API provider used for hosted trunking alongside existing PBX estates or application-driven calling.
Details →SIP Trunk Provider
SIP trunking provider with route-level control and API management, used where per-route quality tuning and quick number turn-up are needed.
Details →Hypervisor
vSphere / ESXi environments designed for consolidation, availability and controlled resource allocation.
Details →Hypervisor
Open-source virtualization with KVM and LXC, clustering and integrated backup for cost-aware estates.
Details →Hypervisor
Microsoft virtualization for Windows-centric estates with existing licensing and management tooling.
Details →Public cloud
Workload placement, network boundaries and access control on AWS, sized to measured demand.
Details →Public cloud
Azure infrastructure and identity integration for organisations already invested in Microsoft platforms.
Details →Public cloud
GCP compute and networking for workloads that benefit from its data and container services.
Details →Managed VPS
Provider-neutral VPS estates on DigitalOcean, Vultr, Contabo, Linode or Hetzner, built to a hardened baseline with monitoring and backups from day one.
Details →Migration engineering
P2V, V2V and cloud-to-cloud migrations planned around dependencies, cutover windows and a tested rollback path rather than a hopeful copy.
Details →Hypervisor
Xen-based hypervisor deployed mainly where virtual desktop and application delivery workloads sit alongside server virtualization.
Details →Desktop virtualization
Type-2 hypervisor for development, testing, training and legacy application containment on desktop hardware — not a platform for production server workloads.
Details →Cloud VPS provider
Developer-oriented cloud with predictable droplet pricing, used where a small managed footprint beats running your own hypervisor.
Details →Cloud VPS provider
Global VPS and bare-metal provider chosen when a specific region, low-latency edge presence or custom ISO boot is the deciding factor.
Details →Cloud VPS provider
Budget-weighted VPS and dedicated hosting, used where large amounts of RAM and storage per unit cost matter more than a managed control plane.
Details →Hosting control panel
Linux hosting control plane for shared and reseller environments, deployed with account isolation, backups and a defined patch path.
Details →Hosting control panel
Cross-platform hosting panel for Linux and Windows estates where mixed application stacks need one consistent management surface.
Details →Hosting & domains
Registrar and hosting provider commonly already in place for domains, shared hosting, email and SSL — usually inherited rather than chosen.
Details →Hosting & cloud
European hosting and cloud provider offering shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers and domains, often with Plesk as the management layer.
Details →Shared & VPS hosting
Cost-focused shared, cloud and VPS hosting with its own panel, suitable for small sites and a common starting point before workloads outgrow it.
Details →Domains & hosting
Registrar with cPanel-based shared hosting, VPS and dedicated options, frequently holding a business's domain portfolio and DNS zones.
Details →Shared & WordPress hosting
Shared and WordPress-oriented hosting on a cPanel-derived panel, typically encountered on marketing sites that later need real capacity or isolation.
Details →DNS / deliverability
Authoritative DNS design with SPF, DKIM and DMARC rolled out in stages so mail stays deliverable and the domain becomes hard to spoof.
Details →Backup & DR
Backup and replication across virtual, physical and cloud workloads with immutability options.
Details →Backup & DR
Efficient backup for virtual and cloud estates where licensing cost and footprint matter.
Details →Backup & DR
Image-based backup and recovery with cloud storage targets for mixed endpoint and server estates.
Details →Corporate email
Tenant, identity and mailbox architecture with governance, migration and mail flow configuration.
Details →Corporate email
Workspace deployment, migration and policy configuration for collaborative organisations.
Details →Business email suite
Business mail and collaboration suite deployed where per-mailbox cost matters and the wider Zoho application set is already in use.
Details →Encrypted email
End-to-end encrypted mail used where message confidentiality and jurisdiction are explicit requirements rather than preferences.
Details →Backup & DR
Enterprise data protection across virtual, physical, SaaS and cloud workloads with policy-driven retention, air-gapped copies and cyber-recovery tooling.
Details →Backup storage
S3-compatible hot cloud object storage used as an offsite backup target where predictable per-terabyte pricing and no egress or API fees decide the design.
Details →Mail authentication
Sender Policy Framework records that declare exactly which hosts may send mail for a domain, built from a verified inventory of sending sources rather than guesswork.
Details →Mail authentication
Cryptographic signing of outbound mail so recipients can verify that a message really came from your domain and was not altered in transit.
Details →Mail authentication
The policy layer that tells receivers what to do with mail failing SPF and DKIM alignment, moved to enforcement in stages so legitimate mail is never lost.
Details →Transport security
Published policy that requires inbound mail servers to use authenticated TLS, closing the downgrade path that plain opportunistic encryption leaves open.
Details →Transport reporting
Reporting channel that surfaces failed TLS negotiations to your inbound mail servers, so transport problems are seen rather than silently tolerated.
Details →Certificates & PKI
TLS certificate estates issued, installed, automated and monitored across websites, mail, control panels and internal services so nothing expires unnoticed.
Details →Authoritative DNS
Authoritative DNS on a global anycast network with DNSSEC, proxying and rapid propagation, used where resolution must stay fast and available under attack.
Details →DNS security
Recursive DNS filtering that blocks malware, phishing and command-and-control domains before a connection is ever made, applied to offices and roaming devices.
Details →Mail filtering
Inbound and outbound mail filtering in front of the tenant: phishing, impersonation, malware and data-loss controls with quarantine and release workflow.
Details →Endpoint protection
Endpoint protection for Windows, Linux, macOS and servers managed from a single console, with encryption, patch and control modules available by tier.
Details →Endpoint protection
Light-footprint endpoint protection with central management, favoured where older hardware cannot carry a heavy agent but coverage is still required.
Details →Endpoint protection / EDR
Layered endpoint platform combining prevention, risk analytics and optional EDR/XDR, deployed where consistently high detection rates matter across a mixed estate.
Details →EDR / XDR
Cloud-native endpoint detection and response with a single lightweight sensor, chosen where threat hunting and incident response speed outweigh licence cost.
Details →Endpoint protection / EDR
Endpoint protection with anti-ransomware, browser and threat-emulation layers, deployed where a Check Point security estate already exists and policy should be unified.
Details →EDR / XDR
Endpoint detection and response native to Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, usually the pragmatic choice where the estate is already licensed for E3 or E5.
Details →Endpoint protection / EDR
Deep-learning endpoint protection with strong anti-ransomware rollback and synchronised policy between endpoints and Sophos firewalls.
Details →Website engineering
Business and corporate websites built to a defined information architecture, with a content model the marketing team can actually operate and a deployment path that can be rolled back.
Details →UI / UX design
Interface and experience design driven by the journeys a visitor actually takes, delivered as a reusable design system rather than a set of disconnected page mockups.
Details →CMS engineering
WordPress builds engineered as production systems: custom themes, only the plugins that earn their place, hardened configuration and a tested restore path.
Details →Front-end engineering
React and TypeScript front ends for interactive products and marketing sites where component reuse, state handling and measured performance matter more than a template.
Details →AI integration
Websites that integrate third-party AI services for assistance, search and lead qualification, scoped so the behaviour is predictable, reviewable and costed before launch.
Details →Online retail
Online stores built around the catalogue, tax and fulfilment rules the business already operates, with a checkout that survives payment failures and traffic peaks.
Details →Enterprise web
Multi-section corporate sites for organisations where governance, approval workflow, multiple stakeholders and integration with existing business systems are part of the requirement.
Details →Conversion pages
Single-objective pages for campaigns, launches and paid traffic, built light and fast because load time is the first thing that costs you the conversion.
Details →Web application engineering
Portals, dashboards and internal business applications where the workflow is specific to the organisation and off-the-shelf software would have to be bent out of shape.
Details →Modernisation
Rebuilding a dated or slow site without losing the search rankings it already earns — URLs, redirects and metadata are planned before the new design is built.
Details →Managed web support
Ongoing ownership after launch: patching, backups, uptime and performance monitoring, content changes and a named route for when something breaks.
Details →Send the environment details and get an engineered proposal with assumptions, risks and a rollback path.