Vodia is excited to announce the release of PBX Version 63.0! In this release, we’ve made updates and changes to increase the security of sensitive data; we've updated call recording features, trunk DNS lookup processes, software update processes, and more. We’ve also added features that enable you to stream recordings, enact a routine nighttime reboot of your phones and transcode voicemail messages into MP3 format. We've updated and improved graphs, and we fixed a few bugs. And we've added support for the easy setup of ZoiPer softphones.
Vodia is excited to announce the release of PBX Version 63.0! In this release, we’ve made updates and changes to increase the security of sensitive data; we've updated call recording features, trunk DNS lookup processes, software update processes, and more. We’ve also added features that enable you to stream recordings, enact a routine nighttime reboot of your phones and transcode voicemail messages into MP3 format. We've updated and improved graphs, and we fixed a few bugs. And we've added support for the easy setup of ZoiPer softphones.
If you would like to read the version 63.0 release notes in their full glory, you can find them at: https://doc.vodia.com/releasenotes630
VoIP adoption continues to grow as enterprises and SMBs move away from legacy phone systems toward cloud-based communication that supports remote and hybrid work. Market forecasts show sustained expansion driven by cost efficiency, flexibility, and unified communications, while modern PBX platforms evolve to deliver scalable, reliable voice services with advanced features such as video, integrations, and AI-ready capabilities.
Cisco IP Phone Series 6800, 7800, and 8800 devices running Multiplatform (MPP / 3PCC) firmware can be used with the Vodia PBX in SIP-based environments. Supported models span entry-level, mid-range, and advanced devices commonly deployed in enterprise and service provider scenarios. Cisco-provided MPP firmware is used, with firmware versions and upgrades managed through the PBX after initial onboarding, supporting both on-premises and cloud deployments.
Music on Hold plays an important role in how callers experience wait times and perceive service quality. With Vodia PBX Version 70, we’ve enhanced Music on Hold to deliver neutral, calming, high-quality audio that reassures callers while they wait. These improvements, combined with flexible streaming options, emergency messaging, and full support for cloud and on-premises multi-tenant environments, help businesses reduce dropped calls and create a more positive caller experience before an agent ever answers.
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