This is how we think local

Maximize our positive impact on the territory wherever we are established and contribute to the development of the French and European economies.

Developing our R&D activities locally

Founded and based in Aix-en-Provence, Crosscall continues to develop its R&D expertise in France.

Since 2020, thanks to the X-LAB - our internal laboratory - we have been carrying out a large number of product quality tests in-house. Crosscall Engineering was created in 2023 with the aim of bringing the development process for our products and solutions in-house.

We also prioritize and strengthen local partnerships, such as our long-standing collaboration with Cordon Electronics, a French company specialized in the repair and refurbishment of electronic products.

Our efforts to internalize development, coupled with a solid partnership with a trusted French player have resulted in the local assembly of several accessories since 2023, including two entirely designed and assembled in France.

Finally, we contribute to our local communities by getting involved through charitable activities, sponsorship or patronage that reflect our values

A new accessory assembled in France

Following the X-BLOCKER and X-SCAN, another product assembled in France was released this year. The X-COMMAND is a Bluetooth and wired remote control that was designed entirely by Crosscall Engineering and assembled in France by our partner, Cordon Electronics.

This compact device allows you to control your smartphone and any compatible equipment or application remotely, while offering the brand's signature level of robustness and resistance.

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Our services certified by Service France Garanti

In 2025, Crosscall successfully maintained certification from the independent organization Service France Garanti, for its 2 services: After-Sales Service and Refurbishing Service. This certification guarantees the following two cumulative criteria:

90% of the workforce in direct contact with the customer is subject to an
employment contract governed by French law. This criterion applies to each component of the service.
90% of the workforce involved in providing the essential features of the service is subject to a French employment contract.

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