An open standard
XMPP is specified in public IETF standards (RFC 6120 and 6121). Many independent servers and clients implement it.
XMPP is an open standard for instant messaging and presence, developed at the IETF. It lets an organization run its own messaging server, under its own domain, with a free choice of clients.
We install, integrate and maintain XMPP servers, drawing on more than ten years of hands-on XMPP integration.
# Where clients and other servers find your XMPP service _xmpp-client._tcp.example.org. SRV 0 5 5222 xmpp.example.org. _xmpp-server._tcp.example.org. SRV 0 5 5269 xmpp.example.org.
XMPP has been used for messaging for over two decades. For an organization, its value is practical: you are not tied to one vendor, one app or one company's servers.
XMPP is specified in public IETF standards (RFC 6120 and 6121). Many independent servers and clients implement it.
Accounts live on a server you control, with addresses under your own domain. You decide who has access and where the data is stored.
Your users can talk to people on other XMPP servers, much like email. Or the server stays internal only. That is a configuration choice.
Desktop, mobile and web clients from different developers. Which features work depends on the clients and server, so we check this against your needs.
Server software, DNS records, TLS certificates, accounts and groups, set up and tested.
Connecting messaging to what you already run, such as websites, user accounts or internal systems, where the chosen software supports it.
Server-to-server connections configured and tested, or deliberately switched off for an internal-only service.
Choosing and testing clients for the platforms your people use, and helping with their setup.
Moving an existing XMPP service to new infrastructure, or finding out why an installation misbehaves.
Encryption in transit, access control, updates and backups, and ongoing maintenance if you want it.
Tell us how many people need to communicate, with whom and on which devices. We'll suggest a practical setup.