ABOUT LINX NETWORKS LTD / BUSINESS TELEPHONY
Linx Networks Ltd helps organisations plan, deploy and evolve business telephony systems that connect people, teams, branches and customers. From IP phones and on-premises IP-PBX platforms to cloud calling, SIP connectivity and unified communications, our approach begins with how your business actually communicates.
OUR APPROACH
Linx Networks approaches telephony as part of an organisation’s wider IT environment—not simply a collection of desk phones. A successful system brings together call routing, users and extensions, network readiness, security, business continuity and the way customers reach your teams.
We work with your requirements to assess suitable architectures, select compatible equipment and plan the deployment. The scope may include discovery, design, supply, installation, configuration, migration, testing, documentation and handover, depending on the project agreed.
TELEPHONY CAPABILITIES
Solutions are selected around your users, sites, current infrastructure, call patterns and support requirements. Final platform and feature availability depends on the selected model, licence, carrier and configuration.
Centralise extensions and manage internal and external calling through a business phone system. Depending on platform capabilities, call flows may include auto-attendants, ring groups, queues, voicemail, transfer rules, business-hour routing and extension permissions.
Explore phone systems ↗Consider hosted calling for distributed teams, multiple offices or organisations that want to reduce dependence on a locally managed PBX. Planning covers user licensing, internet resilience, emergency calling requirements, security, number portability and provider responsibilities.
Explore cloud phone systems ↗Identify desk phones and compatible endpoints for reception, management, customer service, shared spaces and general staff. Selection considers line keys, display, headset support, PoE, provisioning, codecs and compatibility with the intended call platform.
Browse telephony products ↗Connect IP voice platforms to supported SIP services or bridge suitable analogue and digital equipment with appropriate gateways. Before migration, we review interfaces, numbering, call routing, existing lines, carrier settings and the equipment’s support status.
Explore gateways and products ↗Where required, bring voice together with collaboration workflows and supported communication tools. The proposed design depends on the chosen vendor ecosystem, licensing, endpoint compatibility and the integrations required by your teams.
Explore unified communications ↗Structure implementation around an agreed scope: configuration, call-flow validation, endpoint testing, user handover, documentation and support escalation. Ongoing support coverage and service levels are defined by the relevant agreement.
Plan a deployment ↗PLATFORM OPTIONS
Our telephony pages cover product and platform options from vendors including Cisco, Grandstream, Yeastar and Mitel. Suitability is determined by exact model, firmware, lifecycle status, licensing, interoperability and availability—not by brand alone.
View telephony products ↗DELIVERY FRAMEWORK / 04 PHASES
A structured delivery process helps align technical decisions with real-world use, project scope and operational expectations.
DISCOVER
Review users, branches, extension counts, existing PBX, carrier services, call flows, network readiness and business continuity needs.
DESIGN
Recommend a suitable cloud, on-premises or hybrid approach, subject to compatibility, licensing, security and commercial requirements.
DEPLOY
Coordinate equipment installation, provisioning, routing, pilot tests, audio checks, migration activities and user handover within the agreed scope.
SUPPORT
Document system settings and escalation paths, and agree the support model, response expectations and ongoing maintenance responsibilities.
EXAMPLE DEPLOYMENT SCENARIO
Imagine a company with a head office, a branch and a customer-facing reception team. Discovery identifies user extensions, external calling needs, reception call flows and the existing network. The design then evaluates a suitable IP-PBX or cloud platform, compatible desk phones, SIP connectivity and routing rules. A pilot is tested before wider rollout, with documentation and support responsibilities agreed before handover.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a claim about a specific completed customer deployment. Final design depends on technical assessment.
START A CONVERSATION
Tell us about your users, locations, current phone system and goals. Linx Networks can use those details to begin a focused project discussion.
