Wildix

Wildix is a privately held unified communications company headquartered in Padua, Italy, with approximately 600 employees and a 100% channel-delivered business model — meaning Wildix is exclusively sold and deployed through certified technology partners rather than direct sales teams. Founded in 2005, Wildix built one of the first WebRTC-native enterprise communications platforms in the industry.

WebRTC-Native Architecture

Wildix's most distinctive technical differentiator is its fully browser-native WebRTC platform — the Wildix collaboration hub runs entirely in a web browser without requiring any application download, client installation, or plugin. This architecture eliminates endpoint management complexity, reduces IT overhead for updates and patching, and enables true cross-device communications from any browser-equipped device. WebRTC's built-in DTLS/SRTP encryption means all calls and conferences are encrypted by default.

x-bees: Sales-Focused Communications

Wildix's x-bees product is a sales communications platform built on the Wildix UC engine — designed specifically for outbound sales teams and customer-facing organizations. x-bees integrates with CRM platforms (Salesforce, HubSpot), tracks conversation history, enables video meetings with screen sharing, and provides sales managers with real-time monitoring and analytics. For organizations where communications quality directly impacts revenue generation, x-bees is a purpose-built alternative to generic UCaaS.

Channel-Exclusive Model

Wildix's 100% channel model means every deployment is supported by a certified local technology partner who provides installation, training, and ongoing support. For SMBs that prefer working with a known local reseller rather than directly with a vendor's support queue, this model provides consistently strong implementation outcomes.

Multilingual Platform

With user interfaces in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, and Portuguese, Wildix is well-positioned for European and North American deployments where multilingual staff and international operations require multi-language UC support.