SolutionComs — PABX, hosted PBX and VoIP provider in Centurion
SolutionComs sells phone systems and the lines behind them from two Gauteng offices, in Centurion and Fourways. Its voice range covers IP PABX and hosted PBX on Avaya, 3CX, Panasonic, Samsung and Yeastar, sitting alongside Xerox multifunction printers, video conferencing and structured finance, which makes it an office-technology supplier that happens to take telephony seriously rather than a pure voice house.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Gauteng communications and office-technology supplier running IP PABX and hosted PBX systems, VoIP, fibre and wireless connectivity, IP handsets, Xerox multifunction and production print, and video conferencing |
| Platforms | The site names Avaya, 3CX, Panasonic, Samsung and Yeastar as the phone-system brands it supplies. That is a genuinely broad platform list, which helps if you are replacing an existing system and want to stay on the same family |
| Head office | Unit 6, Manhattan Office Park, 16 Pieter Street, Highveld, Centurion, 0046 |
| Second office | Nicol Grove Office Park, Design Quarter, Leslie Avenue, Fourways, Johannesburg |
| Ownership | The company’s Google Business Profile carries the “identifies as women-owned” attribute. Ask for a current B-BBEE certificate if procurement scoring depends on it |
| Coverage | Centurion, Pretoria and the Johannesburg north for on-site work, with hosted voice available wherever there is a stable connection |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. The company’s Google Business Profile matches its domain and its Centurion street address, but carries four reviews, below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP requires. The four span several years and are mixed |
| Pricing | Quote-based across every line. Structured finance is offered, so the practical question is whether you are buying, renting or financing, since that changes the monthly figure more than the hardware choice does |
| Founded | Not published on the current site. Earlier records put the business at 2005, but that year does not appear on the site today, so it is reported here as unconfirmed |
| ICASA licence | Not published. The hosted voice rides a licensed carrier, so confirm which entity that is when you request a quote |
| Website note | The site is heavily image-based with limited text, so several product details are only obtainable by contacting the company directly |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
A wide platform list, which matters when you are replacing a system
Cloud voice is delivered over your internet connection, so the coverage question here is about the line at each site rather than a map. What distinguishes SolutionComs is the breadth of the platform list. Avaya, 3CX, Panasonic, Samsung and Yeastar under one roof is unusual, and it matters most to a business that already runs one of those systems and wants to extend or replace it without retraining everyone and rewiring the handsets. If you are on an ageing Panasonic or Samsung PABX, a supplier who still works on both and can migrate you to a hosted platform on your own timeline is a genuinely different proposition from one selling a single cloud product. The commercial structure deserves as much attention as the technology. Structured finance changes the shape of the deal considerably, and a monthly figure that looks attractive may be hardware finance rather than service cost. Ask for the split between hardware, finance and the monthly service, and confirm what happens at the end of the term. Because the website is largely images, expect to establish most specifics by phone, which also makes it worth writing down what you were told. Compare providers in the cloud PBX directory.
Who SolutionComs is a fit for
- Businesses on an existing Avaya, Panasonic, Samsung or Yeastar system planning a migration
- Gauteng offices wanting phones, print and video conferencing from one supplier
- Buyers who would rather finance a phone system than buy the hardware outright
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What phone systems does SolutionComs supply?
The site names Avaya, 3CX, Panasonic, Samsung and Yeastar, covering both IP PABX and hosted PBX, alongside IP handsets and video conferencing.
Where is SolutionComs based?
Unit 6, Manhattan Office Park, 16 Pieter Street, Highveld, Centurion, with a second office at Nicol Grove Office Park, Design Quarter, Leslie Avenue, Fourways.
What does SolutionComs cost?
Pricing is quote-based across all lines. Structured finance is offered, so ask for hardware, finance and monthly service split out separately.
How long has SolutionComs been trading?
The current site publishes no founding year. Earlier records put the business at 2005, but because that is not stated on the site today it is reported here as unconfirmed.
Does SolutionComs sell internet as well?
Yes, business fibre and wireless connectivity alongside the phone systems, so a Gauteng office can take the line and the PABX from one supplier.
Why is no customer rating shown?
Its Google profile matches the domain and the Centurion address but carries four reviews, below the five-review threshold WhichVoIP requires before publishing a rating.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 31 July 2026.