SPOC SA — cloud PBX, VoIP and business connectivity
SPOC SA sells business voice and the infrastructure around it — cloud and on-premise PBX, VoIP, Microsoft Teams PBX, and connectivity across fibre, wireless, satellite and LTE with failover. It adds CCTV, structured cabling, guest Wi-Fi with a marketing portal and web filtering, and states it serves more than a thousand customers.
Key facts
| Who they are | SPOC SA, a South African provider of VoIP, PBX, connectivity and related infrastructure, stating a national footprint and more than 1,000 customers. |
| Voice | VoIP with call features and multi-device integration, advanced PBX both on-premise and cloud-based with call management, and Microsoft Teams PBX turning Teams into the business phone system. |
| Connectivity | Fibre, wireless, satellite and LTE with failover — satellite in the mix is worth noting, since it is what makes genuinely remote sites workable. |
| Wi-Fi and marketing | Guest Wi-Fi that integrates with a marketing portal, turning a public network into a customer-engagement and data-capture tool. |
| Also offers | CCTV surveillance with remote monitoring, structured data and cable infrastructure with installation and maintenance, conferencing and AV, and content blocking and web filtering. |
| Pricing | Quote-based; no rate card is published. |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
Four access technologies, which is the useful part
Most providers sell fibre and call it connectivity. Carrying fibre, fixed wireless, satellite and LTE together with failover is a different proposition, because it means a multi-site business does not need a different supplier for the branch that fibre never reached. That is the case where hosted voice usually falls over, and where the failover design matters more than the headline speed. Worth pressing on: whether failover is automatic and how quickly it switches, since a hosted PBX drops calls during a slow failover, and whether the satellite option is priced per site or as part of a bundle.
Who SPOC SA is a fit for
- Multi-site businesses with at least one location fibre does not reach
- Companies wanting voice, connectivity, CCTV and cabling under one supplier
- Retail or hospitality sites that would use guest Wi-Fi as a marketing channel
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What does SPOC SA provide?
VoIP, cloud and on-premise PBX, Microsoft Teams PBX, connectivity across fibre, wireless, satellite and LTE with failover, plus CCTV, cabling, guest Wi-Fi and web filtering.
Can SPOC connect a site with no fibre?
That is the point of carrying wireless, satellite and LTE alongside fibre. Ask for the option priced per site, since satellite economics differ sharply from fibre.
Does SPOC support Microsoft Teams calling?
Yes, it offers a Teams PBX that turns Teams into the business phone system.
What happens when the primary line fails?
Failover is offered across the access technologies. Ask whether it is automatic and how fast it switches — a hosted PBX drops live calls during a slow failover.
What else does SPOC install?
CCTV with remote monitoring, structured data cabling, conferencing and AV, guest Wi-Fi with a marketing portal, and content filtering.
What does it cost?
Pricing is quoted rather than published. Ask for voice, connectivity and any installed infrastructure to be itemised separately.
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 1 August 2026.