A cloud PBX (Private Branch Exchange) is a virtual phone system that enables businesses to make and receive calls via the internet instead of via traditional phone lines, removing the need for physical hardware. Vodia’s cloud PBX offers advanced features like voicemail, call routing, CRM integration and mobile app support, enhancing communication flexibility and reliability. With no on-premises equipment required, it reduces costs and simplifies maintenance while allowing companies to scale easily and support remote teams. This solution provides all the functions of a traditional PBX with the added benefits of mobility, cost savings and modern VoIP capabilities.
The Vodia Phone app is a free add-on for your Vodia PBX that lets you connect to your account on the PBX. The Vodia Phone app is a simple and intuitive user interface that puts your contacts and individual call history at your fingertips while providing a rich user presence. Also, starting with Android 5.0 Lollipop, based on WebRTC technology, you can place VoIP calls over WiFi or 3G at no cost, with a rich audio quality for a superior mobile VoIP experience.
For more information about Vodia Android app, follow this link
Choosing your hardware
If you're a network administrator, you already have the necessary skills to run a PBX on your network. You will need to choose a SIP desktop phone and a SIP trunk provider for making and receiving calls. The Vodia PBX operates on one core and doesn't consume too much memory. Make sure you have at least 2-3 cores and at least 8-16G of memory when deciding to run the Vodia PBX - it also really depends on the operating system. Windows is great: it has a graphical interface and has a lot of tools to manage the operating system. Linux is also an OS the Vodia PBX supports.
Choosing your SIP Desktop phone
The market is flooded with SIP desktop phones. Luckily Vodia supports most of the best phones on the market, including Polycom, Cisco, Yealink, Snom, Htek, Vtech and Grandstream. For an overview or our support list, please visit this link. We have distributors who can also work with you on your deployment.
Vodia PBX is built with security at its core, featuring a codebase that eliminates third-party vulnerabilities. Passkey authentication, IP address locking, and multi-factor authentication (2FA & SSO) protect against unauthorized access and credential theft. Advanced rate limiting defends against SIP attacks, while SIP TLS and WebRTC encryption secure VoIP traffic. Automatic SSL certificates and secure MAC-based phone provisioning enhance data protection. With a distributed architecture for scalability and comprehensive toll fraud prevention, Vodia PBX ensures reliable, secure, and seamless communications.
Vodia PBX version 69.5.6 brings several important updates, including real-time AI integration with OpenAI, enabling enhanced workflows, and call transcriptions through the Whisper API, with the option for self-hosting to ensure better data privacy. The release also introduces cloud storage for call recordings via the S3 protocol, offering flexibility and easier compliance. The user interface has been refined for a smoother experience, and queue management features have been improved with added CSV export options. Security is boosted with TLS 1.3, and the release expands VoIP hardware support. Additionally, new Azure cloud hosting and licensing models provide greater flexibility and performance for users.
Vodia is attending Enterprise Connect 2025, where Sales Engineer Eric Altman will be available on March 18-19 to meet with partners and industry professionals. The event is a key opportunity to discuss Vodia’s latest innovations, including its Microsoft Teams-certified phone system, integration with Cliniko for healthcare providers, and its beta PBX featuring OpenAI API integration. Vodia has also launched a series of articles highlighting its PBX capabilities, with topics like its REST API, web user portal, and call recording. Additionally, the company is introducing a new podcast, “Vodia - Giving Voice to Our Partners,” featuring conversations with MSPs and SIP providers.
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