VoIP.ms Console

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About this app

VoIP.ms Console is an app that exposes the API provided by VoIP.ms in a consistent and friendly way, allowing you virtually unlimited control over your account from your smartphone or tablet. The app has been explicitly designed to work well on tablets and provides options to set the UI size and menu density to best match your needs.

The app is designed as a series of viewers and editors that wrap the various "elements" that make up your VoIP.ms account, such as: DIDs, Sub-Accounts, Filters, Voicemails, Ring Groups, Forwards, Phonebook, etc.

The app also expands upon various aspects of the API, such as allowing you to group Phonebook entries together to create unified “Contacts”. It allows related Filters to be grouped in a similar fashion. There are new types introduced, including “Filter Actions” (to add color and highlights to Call Logs) and “Presets” (to allow quick changes to Call Log filtering).

User-definable Status Lamps let you keep an eye on connected devices. Status is updated regularly while the app is in the foreground so you can see if any of those devices have become unregistered.

Fully-editable light and dark themes let you customize the look of the app to your tastes.

The Call Log matches voicemails to log entries in a way that VoIP.ms does not provide natively. Not only can you see that a call has an associated voicemail, but you can listen to it right there in the Call Log. The app supports Voicemail Transcriptions. If you turn on transcriptions you can READ the text of a voicemail right in the Call Log or Voicemail listing.

VoIP.ms Console also includes a voice recorder to create recordings on VoIP.ms. These recordings can be applied to various functions, such as voicemail greetings, IVR snippets, etc.

For those who run their own businesses with VoIP.ms, the subscription version includes RESELLER functionality. With it you can: create and manipulate clients; link clients with sub-accounts and DIDs; see transactions; add charges and credits; see individual client Call Logs; and display individual client usage summaries.

Create multiple accounts so that you can administer more than one VoIP.ms service, or create multiple users on the same account and specify what each user is allowed to do.

You can also ORDER a DID. All of the available cities, states, provinces, and countries are pulled down from the server, and so the app has no hard-coded limitations in this regard. If VoIP.ms adds new cities or new servers, you will gain immediate access to them without waiting for an app update.

The app comes as a FREE install that has certain limitations. You can unlock these limitations with a free no-obligation 30-day trail, or by purchasing of a monthly, yearly, or lifetime subscription. You aren’t required to have a subscription, but you’ll be limited in what you can do without one.

Ratings and reviews

This app is terrific! It makes it very easy to view and search call logs, create filters and so many more options I haven't explored. I wish I had switched from AT&T landlines to VOIP.ms long ago. Now that I have, I can't express my pure joy of replying to AT&T's constant marketing calls with a "this line has been disconnected" recording! 🤣 🤣 🤣 Please support the developer with a few bucks for the Pro version.

Wow, really great. It's not beautiful, but I MUCH prefer utility to beauty, and this thing is packed with it. Much easier to use on a phone than the non-mobile-friendly website. I haven't used it for long enough to know for sure, but it seems to have nearly every setting available. It's an especially convenient way to view recent logs and CDRs as well. I'm going to purchase the license key to support them, but nicely, all the features I've needed so far are in the free version. Thanks!

i wish I could go back to previous version. im so overwhelmed by this new app im lost. Should have been made a totaly new app altogether. Pretty sure lots of work was put in this new version but omg. i need to take a break.

What’s new

3.0.5: With the help of two users "lending" me their credentials I was quickly able to find a number of bugs that had been causing endless wait cursors.

3.0.4: Sorted out the IVR Response issue. * is now accepted as a response.

3.0.3: Fixed issue with the app going into a "wait loop when trying to load IVRs. I still have an issue with being unable to use # or * for responses, but I will be looking into this.