Our partners

To deliver the high-quality service that first responders and all other users of mission critical communication require, Lyfo collaborates closely with a broad ecosystem of partners to ensure the best possible connectivity. Below is an overview of the partners we work with every day to guarantee reliable, mission-critical connections—even in the most demanding situations.

Keep your team connected — even in the toughest situations.

System Integrators & Resellers:

Bringing all parties together to supply an end-to-end solution for their customers.

Frequentis: An Austrian company specializing in communication and information systems for safety-critical applications, such as air traffic management, public safety, and rail.

Axians: A European ICT service provider (part of VINCI Energies) offering digital solutions in cloud, cybersecurity, telecom infrastructure, and enterprise networks.

Odido: Dutch telecom operator providing consumer and business mobile and broadband services.

Esprit ICT: a leading Dutch IT service provider—formed by the merger of Detron and Zetacom—that offers a comprehensive suite of cloud services, workplace management, connectivity, IT security, and communications solutions

Kreuze: Since 1991, Kreuze has grown into one of the largest independent communication consultancies in the south of the country. Kreuze advises, supports, and integrates with a close-knit team of professionals.

Flash: Flash Connectivity Group offers leading technological solutions and services for business and mission critical communication.

Mobile Network Operators:

Lyfo uses the core connectivity and national and international roaming conditions of the following mobile  network operators.

Odido: Dutch telecom operator providing consumer and business mobile and broadband services.

Priocomm (Priocom): A Dutch company delivering mission-critical push-to-talk (MCPTT) communication solutions over 4G/5G networks for professional users.

Telefonica: One of the world’s largest telecom companies, based in Spain, operating under brands like Movistar, O2, and Vivo.

Orange Belgium: A major Belgian telecom provider offering mobile, broadband, and TV services.

PostLux (Post Luxembourg): National telecom and ICT operator in Luxembourg, offering fixed, mobile, and cloud services.

MCX (Mission Critical Communications) Applications:

Specialised push to talk applications for mission critical communication including control room software.

Frequentis: An Austrian company specializing in communication and information systems for safety-critical applications, such as air traffic management, public safety, and rail.

Nemergent: Spanish company developing 3GPP-compliant MCX software for mission-critical voice, video, and data communications.

Mobile Tornado: a global provider of mission-critical Push‑to‑Talk over Cellular (PTToC) and MCPTT solutions.

Tassta: is a Germany‑based specialist in broadband mission‑critical communication, offering 3GPP‑compliant MCPTT/MCVideo/MCData solutions with secure push‑to‑talk, live video, location tracking, and dispatch/control‑room tools over LTE/5G and traditional networks for public safety and enterprise user European firm offering MCX test equipment and software to validate mission-critical communication networks.

Grouptalk: A Swedish provider of secure push-to-talk solutions over LTE and Wi-Fi, focused on professional and mission-critical users.

Devices:

Mission critical communication demands that your phone or tablet also works in challenging environments. Therefore we work together with some main suppliers of specialised devices,

HMD Global: Finnish company producing Nokia-branded mobile phones, including ruggedized models for enterprise and industrial use.

Samsung: Offers a range of rugged smartphones (e.g., Galaxy XCover and Galaxy Active series) for industrial and field environments.

Crosscall: French manufacturer specializing in waterproof and rugged mobile phones and smartphones for outdoor and demanding use cases.

Zebra Technologies: U.S. company providing rugged enterprise mobile devices, barcode scanners, and data capture solutions.

Sepura: UK-based company focused on TETRA and LTE communication devices for mission-critical public safety and transportation users.

I.safe: I.safe, founded in 2011 and has established itself as an innovation and world market leader in the field of explosion-protected and resilient mobile communication devices and solutions. I.safe has developed highly specialised mobile phones, smartphones, tablets and accessories for safe use in hazardous environments.

Telox: Telox is a Chinese based company, founded in 2014, and supplier of innovative broadband push-to-talk and body cam products in more than 80 countries globally. Telox is serving a variety of sectors including public safety, private security, utilities, transportation and more.