OnRelay is a private software company specializing in mobile telephony software deployed in the cloud. The company lists Tier 1 operators and servicer providers as customers and partners.
OnRelay’s Mobile Cloud Exchange (MCX) is an all-software, cloud based, mobile office phone system designed for service provider hosting. Working with service providers, OnRelay offers a Convergence solution, which allows companies to replace desk phones with mobile phones. By integrating MCX with the leading open source IP PBX, sipXecs, OnRelay offers businesses a complete fixed and mobile telephony system. OnRelay’s patented Telephony Internetworking Protocol (TINP) is a lightweight protocol designed to work over any cellular network, worldwide.
OnRelay is a US Delaware C Corporation.
| Website | onrelay.com |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | January 11, 2011 |
OnRelay’s Mobile Cloud Exchange (MCX) is an all-software, cloud-based, mobile office phone system.
MCX Office Phone has a smartphone application, which supports iPhone, Android Blackberry and Symbian. The Linux server sits in the cloud. MCX supports any cloud OS, and is currently running in VMware, Amazon and Applogic.
This client server technology is designed to replace deskphones with mobile phones.
MCX is designed for service provider hosting on any standard cloud platform.
OnRelay has patented its use of parallel end-to-end voice and data connections to resolve Fixed Mobile Convergence for PBX systems. The patent covers the fundamental Mobile Cloud Exchange system architecture and all basic call flow methods of the MCX system, including its seamless routing of mobile calls in both directions via PBX systems (including Centrex). Its patent for the MCX system has priority from 2000 (US patent no 6,993,360). The patent is currently referenced in 21 US patents from the likes of AT&T, Sprint, Cisco, Avaya, NEC, Nokia, Motorola and Ericsson.
