Binary Systems, Inc. a Super Intelligence company
Binary Systems has a history of working with proprietary clients who value privacy and security, as well as large retail clients. You won’t find their names on this page. That’s the point. The same discretion is built into everything we make: phone systems on your own servers, push-to-talk with no vendor cloud, and a switch that keeps your calls inside your own walls. Own the infrastructure. Keep the intelligence.
The original BSI since 1977 Richardson Telecom Corridor
01 About Binary Systems
Binary Systems has a history of working with proprietary clients who value privacy and security, as well as large retail clients. We don’t publish their names. Discretion isn’t a policy we added; it’s how we do business.
That discretion is also the product. VoxBox keeps calls, voicemail and call records on hardware you control. sX, the smart eXchange, makes every call decision inside your own switch, on your own network, and can refuse any call that doesn’t offer encryption. Quawk gives your people push-to-talk with no vendor cloud, no account and no subscription server. Nothing about your business has to leave the building unless you send it.
We are Anonymous
and your information should be too.
No logo walls, no name-dropping, no client counts. Who we work for is your business.
On premises, under your control, on open standards. You decide what runs and who gets access.
No cloud dependency between your people. Calls and records live inside walls you choose.
02 What we do
Private voice, from the desk phone to the wrist. VoxBox puts a complete Asterisk-based phone system on your own server. Quawk adds push-to-talk without a vendor cloud. Underneath, Binary Systems brings rare experience in both legacy TDM telephony and VoIP to architect the network.
Manage your risk. Security is designed in, not bolted on: the VoxBox installer sets up a firewall and port knocking, sX trunks can refuse any call that doesn’t offer AES encryption, and your data stays on hardware you control.
Network design, installation, migration, training and support, with technical support and professional services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
V puts AI agents to work on Model Based Systems Engineering, keeping every requirement traceable through the V-Model and SAFe. PROTEL 2026 brings the telephone-switch language designed at Bell-Northern Research in 1975 back as a free, open toolchain.
03 The product family
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An Asterisk- and FreePBX-based PBX distribution: a complete phone system with web-based management, on your server, on your network, under your control.
Product page coming soon
VoxBox with sX: an embeddable switch in which every line, trunk member and softphone runs its own call model. A paid add-on for VoxBox. sX runs on Linux, UNIX and macOS.
Product page coming soon
Visionary Advanced Intelligent Networking: “Intelligent Interworking” for communication protocols. The AIN call model inside sX, and the core of Quawk. The protocol reports what happened. VAIN decides what happens next.
Product page coming soon
Secure push-to-talk for iPhone, with an Apple Watch wrist remote. No vendor cloud. No account. No subscription server. Now in private preview.
Product page coming soon
Agentic Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) for the V-Model, the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and DevSecOps. AI agents take out the paperwork; every requirement stays traceable. It runs on your machine. It is not SaaS.
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The Procedure Oriented Type Enforcing Language: the language used in the Nortel / BNR DMS switching systems, back on the line as a free, open GPLv3 toolchain for macOS and UNIX/Linux.
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Assess, build, deploy, support. The people who build the products design, install and support the systems around them, with 7×24 support available.
04 How we work
We keep our clients’ secrets, and we build products that keep yours. The short client list on this page is deliberate.
Your calls, records and requirements live on hardware you control, inside walls you choose. Who gets access is your decision, not a line in someone else’s policy.
You decide what runs and when it changes. A system shouldn’t be upgraded on a whim, but it should be watched very closely.
Open and standard where it counts: Asterisk, IAX2, GPLv3. No proprietary lock-in, no semi-open trapdoor, no subscription server between you and your own system.
“Most of all, users and managers can feel confident that they are not locked into a proprietary or semi-open solution.”
05 Heritage
Born in the New Orleans area. Raised on petrochemical control and telephone networks. At home today in the Telecom Corridor. Some things you carry with you, and a little Mardi Gras never left the calendar.
Binary Systems is born in Kenner, just outside New Orleans, and for a short while answers to the name Electro-Fab. The work: embedded control and communication systems for the petrochemical industry.
BSI’s SCADA systems use early digitized ADPCM voice to announce alarm messages over telephone networks. The name VoxBox goes back to BSI’s own voice-synthesis development system of the era.
Analog-to-digital long-haul transmission devices, and VAIN, an embedded AIN-based softswitch.
VoxBox returns as an open, standard Asterisk PBX distribution.
From Richardson, Texas, in the Telecom Corridor: VoxBox, sX, VAIN, Quawk, V and PROTEL 2026. Binary Systems, a Super Intelligence company: the name describes our focus on the intelligence built into our products.
06 Location and contact
Binary Systems is located in the Dallas / Ft. Worth Metroplex at the heart of the Richardson Telecom Corridor.
Dallas: 972-238-9146
Sales: sales@binary-systems.com
Support: support@binary-systems.com
Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM Central Time
Sat–Sun: Scheduled service and emergencies
Hours are limited on standard US holidays. And on Mardi Gras. Some traditions don’t relocate.
Technical support and professional services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 972-238-9146 or email support@binary-systems.com.
Tell us what you want to own: the phone system, the push-to-talk, the switch or the engineering record. The conversation stays confidential, and so does the system we build for you.