Business-grade internet and voice from South Africa's leading network operators, specified, installed and managed by us. One line item on your account, one number when it breaks.
FTTH and FTTB installations across Openserve, Evotel, Zoom Fibre and Telkom infrastructure. We handle ISP onboarding, router configuration and failover planning, so the line works on day one without the administrative back and forth. When something goes wrong we are the ones on hold with the call centre.
For sites fibre has not reached, and for second paths where it has. Fixed LTE and point to point wireless on MikroTik, Ubiquiti and Cambium hardware, with antenna placement, QoS and traffic shaping done properly, rather than a plug and play router that underperforms at peak.
SIP trunk provisioning, Grandstream handsets supplied and configured, cloud PBX with IVR menus, call queues, voicemail to email and call recording. Ageing on-premises PABX systems replaced with hosted ones that cost less to run and scale the week your team does.
Dual WAN configurations on MikroTik RouterOS or dedicated load balancers, keeping the business online when the primary link fails. Traffic policies put VoIP and business applications ahead of general browsing, and failover switches within seconds rather than waiting for somebody to notice.
For businesses running several branches, traffic management centralised and one security policy enforced across every site. It replaces a complex web of site to site VPNs and a differently configured router in each office.
We are the single point of contact for every connectivity service you run. Uptime monitored proactively, ISPs coordinated on your behalf, failover switching managed and router firmware kept current. You should not need to know your ISP's support number. That is our job.
We check what is actually available on your street before promising anything.
Primary link, second path and voice specified together, priced in one document.
Installed around your trading hours, tested under load, handed over documented.
Monitored and answered for, with the ISP relationship kept on our side of the desk.
A new fibre line, a VoIP system for the office, or someone to take over managing the connection you already have. All three start with the same conversation, and none of them oblige you to anything.