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Vodia PBX V70 Webinar Now Available on Demand

Vodia PBX V70 Webinar Now Available on Demand

 BOSTON: May 22, 2026 – Vodia Networks, Inc., a provider of unified cloud communications solutions to enterprises, contact centers, and service providers, is pleased to announce the recording of the company’s May 14, 2026 webinar, “Vodia PBX V70: Admin Interface, Analytics, AI, and Multi-Tenant Performance,” is now available on demand.

 This webinar introduced attendees to V70’s completely revamped admin portal and interface, new inbound and outbound AI agents, built-in automation, and scalable multi-tenant performance. Sales Engineer Eric Altman and VoIP Engineer Hamlet Collado hosted the webinar, which also included a live Q&A session.

Why Watch the V70 Webinar?

This webinar is a deep dive into V70, which Vodia officially released in March. V70 features snapshots and centralized remote provisioning to reduce operational risk, alongside custom dashboards, emergency alerts, Jitsi Meet, and WhatsApp Business integration.

 V70’s latest features and improvements include:

 ●      Admin interface

●      Call capacity

●      Cross-tenant presence and BLF sharing

●      Custom dashboards

●      Emergency alerts

●      External presence sharing

●      Inbound and outbound AI agents

●      Jitsi Meet

●      Snapshots

●      Skills-based routing

●      Multiple supported operating systems

●      WhatsApp Business integration

Prior to the webinar, Eric Altman joined Doug Green, publisher of Technology Reseller News, to discuss V70 in detail on the Technology Reseller News podcast. 

What’s next?

Vodia continues to expand and improve V70, and the company has already evolved the platform to V70.2. Development will continue throughout 2026 with ongoing improvements focused on real-world deployments, scalability, and operational visibility.

User Feedback Matters

Vodia believes the best way to improve its platform is by working closely with its partners and customers. 

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