23 Mar 2012
PBX Version 4.5 brings:
 Improved Memory Management |
 Interface & Admin Usability Enhancements |
 More detailed Reporting |
Version 4.5 is our best version yet. With over 100x incremental improvements and 16x new features its new, more reliable and easier than ever to manage your client’s telephony needs.
To pre-register and be amongst the first to use this incredible version complete the form below:
05 Sep 2011
Download PDF Version – VoNEX raises a further $2.5 million (117)
Hosted VoIP PBX provider VoNEX Ltd has completed a successful capital raising to fund market expansion and further development.
VoNEX LTD announced today that it had raised $2,500,000 from a single private investment group based in Australia and Asia. This is on top of over $1.9m raised since founding in 2009. It validates the work done so far and confirms that tech companies with real customers and genuine revenue models can still raise money in Perth.
05 Sep 2011
VoNEX has launched another Low cost conference call service – BoardTalk. Download the Teleconferencing brochure here. Read More
15 Apr 2011
VoNEX has just launched our all new fixed price conference call service Huddle Up!.
Huddle Up! features:
Best of all you can access your conference room immediately after you sign up. So theres no waiting!
27 Jan 2011
VoIP replacement phone system for business in Brisbane, Australia.
25 May 2010
Looking at the penetration of web-based business solutions and the dramatic, disruptive cost models available in the USA, it becomes immediately apparent that we are paying too much.
Australian businesses continue to pay ridiculously high charges for fixed phone lines and even those taking advantage of VoIP services have been slow to move to SIP trunks as they are still expensive here. Read More
24 May 2010
Passed away quietly while sleeping May, 2010
Once the mainstay of corporate offices big and small, the telephone exchange was a vital cog in the machine of business. It started in big firms as a small group of ladies crowded, often smoking constantly, in a small room plugging connections into a board on the wall.
The more recent incarnations of the PBX were still confined to closets around the world – although usually with improved air conditioning and smoking bans. As they moved from analogue to digital to VoIP and advanced features migrated within the budgets of ever smaller firms, the concept remained the same. Costly equipment with limited capacity on expensive maintenance contracts connected to expensive landlines at monopoly call rates. Read More
