Which types of endpoints are supported by 3CX?

3CX supports a wide range of endpoints that allow for flexibility and compatibility across various communication platforms. This includes SIP phones, which are hardware devices that use the Session Initiation Protocol for voice communication, enabling them to seamlessly connect with the 3CX IP PBX.

Additionally, softphones are software applications installed on computers or mobile devices that replicate the functionality of traditional phone systems, offering users the ability to make and receive calls over the internet. Moreover, mobile apps developed for 3CX provide an on-the-go solution for users, allowing them to connect to the system from smartphones and tablets.

This diverse support for endpoints not only enhances usability but also ensures that businesses can choose the most suitable devices for their operational needs. Other choices, such as analog phones and traditional landlines, do not align with the modern, internet-based infrastructure 3CX is built upon, while limiting the flexibility and capabilities that come with using SIP-compatible devices and applications.