Downtime is rarely just a technical issue.
For many organisations, it affects customers, operations, revenue, and reputation. When communications platforms fail, the impact is immediate.
That’s the lens through which 3CX Titanium Partner status really matters.
After more than 15 years specialising in 3CX, we’ve achieved 3CX Titanium Partner status — the highest level awarded worldwide. In the UK, only a small number of partners hold this designation.
Why Titanium status matters when uptime is critical
Titanium status recognises partners who can support systems where failure isn’t an option.
It reflects:
• deep platform expertise
• proven delivery across complex, high-capacity environments
• consistency under operational pressure
We’ve been a 3CX partner since 2009, progressing through every tier by investing in stability, architecture and long-term capability rather than rapid expansion.
What this means in practical terms
For organisations that can’t afford downtime, this recognition matters because it signals:
• experience supporting business-critical systems at scale
• faster issue resolution through deeper platform knowledge
• direct alignment with vendor escalation paths
• confidence that the platform is designed for resilience, not recovery
Many of the systems we support operate with hundreds or thousands of extensions. This recognition confirms that we’re equipped to operate at that level of responsibility.
Resilience isn’t an add-on
Our 3CX hosting platform is designed and built in-house, hosted in a UK data centre, and engineered for high availability as standard.
Where required, we design advanced disaster recovery and multi-site redundancy architectures that go beyond typical hosted telephony models.
This approach has enabled us to deploy and support systems exceeding 16,000 extensions across the UK, Europe and North America.
Investing ahead of risk
Titanium status reinforces our long-term investment strategy.
In 2026, we’ll launch a new customer portal providing real-time system visibility, proactive monitoring and intelligent alerting — reducing mean time to resolution and improving transparency.
We’re also expanding AI-driven voice services and building a private hosted AI platform, ensuring advanced functionality without compromising on data residency, privacy or compliance.
For organisations where downtime isn’t acceptable, communications platforms must be designed to absorb pressure — not react to it.
