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Who is SoftNET?
SoftNET is a telecommunications and network services provider that delivers business connectivity, voice, and data solutions across multiple countries.
- Enterprise internet access and data connectivity services (networking)
- IP-based voice services, including Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking and hosted telephony (unified communications)
- Virtual Private Network (VPN) and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) services for multi-site organizations (WAN connectivity)
- Data center and colocation-related connectivity for business workloads (infrastructure networking)
- Managed networking and support services for corporate customers (managed IT services)
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More About SoftNET
SoftNET operates as a business-focused telecommunications provider, supplying network connectivity and related services that support enterprise, carrier, and institutional communication needs. Its offerings are designed for organizations that require stable IP connectivity between offices, data centers, and cloud environments, as well as integrated voice services for contact centers, branch networks, and corporate headquarters.
The company provides enterprise internet access and point-to-point or point-to-multipoint data links (networking), which are typically used to connect branch locations to central offices or data centers. These links commonly rely on Ethernet, fiber, and IP-based transport, and are aligned with standard enterprise Wide Area Network (WAN) architectures. Customers can use these services to backhaul traffic to a central site, integrate with cloud providers, or support VPN overlays.
SoftNET’s IP voice portfolio (unified communications) covers SIP trunking and hosted telephony services that enable organizations to connect IP PBXs or cloud-based communication platforms to the public telephone network. These services use protocols such as SIP, Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) for media transport, and standard numbering plans, allowing enterprises to consolidate voice across multiple sites and countries under a single provider footprint, where available.
For multi-site organizations that require private connectivity, SoftNET offers VPN and MPLS-based WAN services (WAN connectivity). These services are intended to segment enterprise traffic, enforce Quality of Service (QoS) policies, and provide predictable latency between locations. They can be integrated with customer edge routers and firewalls and are suitable for hub-and-spoke, full-mesh, or hybrid WAN designs, depending on customer requirements.
SoftNET also delivers connectivity toward data centers and colocation facilities (infrastructure networking), enabling organizations to link on-premises (on-prem) environments with hosted infrastructure or cloud on-ramps. In many scenarios, enterprises couple these circuits with their own compute, storage, and security stacks, using SoftNET primarily as the network transport layer that links user sites, applications, and external services.
Managed networking and support services (managed IT services) complement the connectivity portfolio, with SoftNET typically handling provisioning, monitoring, and fault resolution for links and associated services. This model reduces the need for in-house teams to manage carrier relationships and circuit-level troubleshooting, while still allowing customers to maintain control over higher-layer network design, security, and application performance.
In an enterprise technology directory, SoftNET aligns with categories such as enterprise and carrier connectivity, IP voice and SIP services, managed WAN and VPN services, and data center / cloud access connectivity. Its role in customer architectures centers on providing the underlay network and telephony access on top of which organizations deploy their own collaboration platforms, security stacks, and business applications.
Our description of SoftNET. Updated February 2026.
