The Vodia Phone app is a free add-on that enables users to connect to their Vodia PBX accounts, providing an intuitive interface for managing contacts and call history. Utilizing WebRTC technology, the app allows VoIP calls over WiFi or 3G without additional costs, ensuring high audio quality for mobile communications. Key features include multi-call support, call transfer, DTMF sending and user presence indicators. It's important to note that while the app enhances mobile VoIP capabilities, it's not a substitute for emergency calls like 911, and users should ensure proper access to emergency services on their mobile devices. For enhanced security, a valid SSL certificate is recommended for both the PBX and the app.
Vodia Phone app is a free add-on for your Vodia PBX that lets you connect to your Vodia PBX account. The Vodia Phone app offers 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 the 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.
Key features:
Pre-configured with your Vodia PBX extension
Make and receive calls using WebRTC
Multi call support
Hold/resume multiple calls
Transfer calls
Contact lists
Presence
Call history
Supports sending of DTMF
Configure your PBX extension
Warning: Vodia app is NOT a replacement for your 911 calls. Please ensure you have access to 911 calling on your mobile phone.
With https you need a valid certificate installed on your device. You can still press continue in order to connect, even if the certificate is invalid. It is recommended, however, to use a valid certificate in the PBX and the phone for better security.
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