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Hamburg, April 18, 2023. - Voipfuture, a provider of a carrier-grade, dual-visibility voice service quality monitoring and analytics solution, announced that it was recently chosen by PhoneBurner, after being able to resolve a problem the company encountered on extremely short notice.

PhoneBurner is a cloud-based dialing platform based in California that makes outreach more profitable.

In January 2023, PhoneBurner unexpectedly had to change their communication service providers, which led to a number of technical issues impacting the user experience. PhoneBurner was using open source monitoring and troubleshooting tools such as Homer and Wireshark, to try and understand these call-quality issues. However, these tools offered limited visibility into the media plane or RTP stream, preventing the company from assessing call quality or linking it to specific network issues.

A critical factor in improving flexibility is whether your business is cloud-based. With the cloud, you can scale and adapt your services in real time without the constraints of legacy infrastructure. Thankfully, PhoneBurner has its infrastructure deployed on AWS and was able to update its processes to get back in business.

Voipfuture’s voice experts put together a plan to improve PhoneBurner's network visibility. Together with PhoneBurner’s engineering team, Voipfuture’s technology helped to isolate the issues causing one-sided and dropped calls and resolved them for their customers.

"If PhoneBurner wasn't on AWS, implementing an on-prem hardware-based solution could have taken months", says Chris Sorensen, PhoneBurner’s CEO. "The flexibility of the cloud dramatically reduces the time it takes to implement new voice platforms and monitoring solutions. While it was a whirlwind introduction, this was the start of a great working relationship with Voipfuture"

"PhoneBurner was using open source tools such as Homer and Wireshark, to try and understand these call-quality issues." Says Eyal Ullert, Voipfuture Co Sales and Marketing. "However, these tools offered limited visibility into the media plane or RTP stream, preventing the company from assessing call quality or linking it to specific network issues. With Qrystal providing visibility into both the signaling and media planes, the issues on the network could be intuitively monitored and troubleshooted."

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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 18, 2023