The network

What runs on it

The switching core is FusionPBX on FreeSWITCH — the same software carriers and integrators deploy themselves. We did not write a proprietary softswitch, and we do not pretend to have. What we built is everything around it: provisioning, rating, billing, and a portal that a non-specialist can operate.

That choice has a consequence worth stating plainly. Because the core is standard, the capabilities are standard too — if you outgrow us, your dial plan concepts move to any other FreeSWITCH or Asterisk platform. We would rather compete on operations than on lock-in.

Failure behaviour

Calls in progress survive a site becoming unreachable, because media is already flowing directly. New calls route to the next available site. Registrations re-establish on the device's next attempt, typically within a minute.

If our provisioning layer is unavailable, the switch keeps switching. Signup and portal changes queue and apply when it returns, which is why the portal tells you a change is "queued" rather than claiming success it cannot confirm.