
Trust
Enterprise-Grade Security.
Built for UK Business.
A phone system holds some of the most sensitive material a business generates. Here is exactly how it is protected and who is accountable for it.
Platform controls
The Controls That
Are Always On
These are not optional extras or enterprise-tier upsells. Every tenant runs with them from the first call.
TLS 1.3 / SRTP
End-to-end encrypted calls
Encrypted Storage
Recordings encrypted at rest
SSO / SAML
Single sign-on support
Role-Based Access
Granular permission controls
Audit Logging
Complete activity trail
UK Data Centres
Data stays in the UK
Regulatory position
Registered, Not Just
Compliant-Sounding
Aymex LTD is a registered UK communications provider. The registration numbers below are real and checkable - you should verify them before trusting any provider with your numbers.
- Registered entity
- Aymex LTD
- Company number
- 15515557· Registered in England & Wales
- Data protection
- ICO Data Protection Registration: C1480174
- Registered office
- 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
Ofcom Registered
Fully registered and compliant
Emergency Services
999/112 access supported
GDPR Compliant
Full data protection compliance
CLI Verification
Caller Line Identity verified
Data handling
Straight Answers to the
Questions Procurement Asks
Where your data lives
Call metadata, recordings, messages and contacts are stored in UK data centres. Nothing is moved outside the UK for routine processing.
How calls are protected
Signalling is carried over TLS 1.3 and media over SRTP, so neither the call setup nor the audio travels in the clear.
Who can reach what
Role-based permissions control access to recordings, analytics and billing. Every privileged action is written to an audit log.
What happens on request
Subject access, export and deletion requests are handled by the tenant administrator from the dashboard, with support available if you need it.
Need a Security Review Before You Buy?
We will complete your due-diligence questionnaire and walk your team through the architecture.