Versadial Solutions Completes Cisco Interoperability Verification Testing, Now Part of Cisco Developer Network

Versadial Solutions has recently joined the Cisco Developer Network as a Registered Developer within the Unified Communications (News - Alert) technology category.

Company officials said that their VSLogger, VERSION 4.1 has successfully completed interoperability testing with Cisco (News - Alert) Unified Communications Manager, VERSION 8.6 and with Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express, VERSION 8.1.

The Cisco Developer Network Program brings together Cisco along with third-party developers of hardware and software. This collaboration is set to provide hardened and tested interoperable capabilities to both their customer bases.

Cisco ensures that the members of the program share its strong focus on customer service and satisfaction. Members are also made to undertake interoperability testing on the basis of criteria spelt out by Cisco. The program helps consumers to rapidly install a wide range of Cisco Compatible business applications, appliances, or services that can improve upon the capabilities, performance, and management of their deployed Cisco network.

The new development will enable customers to quickly deploy a broad range of Cisco Compatible business applications, devices, or services that can enhance the capabilities, performance, and management of their Cisco network.

Versadial Solutions offers software and systems that allow recording of analog, proprietary digital, T1/E1, ISDN, VoIP and SIP trunk lines.

The Versadial recording solutions, suitable for all business types are developed to provide companies in a variety of industries, including public safety and 911 emergency response, financial services, contact centers, health care, legal services, and all types of small and medium sized businesses. 

This is compatible with business communications system providers, including Avaya, Cisco, NEC, Alcatel, Nortel (News - Alert), Panasonic, Siemens, Mitel, ShoreTel and Toshiba.

The company was recently in the news recently introduced SIP trunking capabilities for its VS Logger call recording system.  According to a press release, call data can now be captured directly from the SIP trunk, including start/stop times, caller ID or dialed number and other details.