What is the time frame for custom VoIP software development?
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A typical custom VoIP project can take anywhere from 6 to 12 months from kickoff to production deployment, depending on scope, integrations, and the number of user endpoints. Pilot or MVP versions can be delivered on shorter timelines for validation at a single business unit or site.
Build our own VoIP system or buy a UCaaS solution such as Microsoft Teams Phone or Zoom Phone?
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The correct answer will depend on the organization's communication requirements, the level of integration required with existing business systems, and the total cost of ownership over the life of the platform. Chudovo helps CTOs and VPs of IT make that assessment through our VoIP Architecture Consulting service before committing to development.
How does a custom VoIP system integrate with our existing CRM?
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Chudovo builds CRM integrations through the CRM's native APIs, so calls automatically appear in customer records, click-to-call works from within the CRM interface, and call outcomes update customer history. Integration covers Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, HubSpot, Zoho, and custom CRM platforms.
Is the VoIP system good for distributed teams and remote workers?
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Yes, Chudovo builds VoIP platforms with softphone apps for desktop and mobile, WebRTC-enabled browser clients, and mobile apps that provide remote and hybrid workers with the same telephony capabilities as employees at the head office locations.
How much does custom VoIP software development cost?
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The cost of custom VoIP development depends on the scope, integrations, number of endpoints, and deployment topology. Most enterprise VoIP projects start in the range of $150,000 to $500,000 for a focused system, with unified communications platforms and multi-site deployments running higher.
How do you handle high call volumes and peak traffic?
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Chudovo engineers VoIP platforms for high concurrency through horizontal scaling of SIP servers, load balancing across media processing nodes, and dedicated media handling for peak workloads. Capacity testing against expected call volumes is part of the engineering work before go-live.
How secure is a custom VoIP system?
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Chudovo builds VoIP security into every project through SRTP for media encryption, TLS for signaling, network segmentation for VoIP traffic, and compliance with the regulations that apply to the client's industry, including HIPAA for healthcare and PCI DSS for payment-related communication.
Can the VoIP system integrate with our existing PBX during a phased migration?
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Yes. Chudovo builds hybrid architectures that let a new VoIP platform coexist with legacy PBX infrastructure, so organizations can migrate site by site or department by department without disrupting daily communication.
Do you build call center and contact center solutions?
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Chudovo develops contact center software with VoIP, call routing, IVR, agent workstations, call recording, quality management, and integration with CRM and ticketing platforms.
What is a softphone application? Would you be able to develop one for our company?
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A softphone is a software application that turns a computer or mobile device into a telephone extension of the VoIP system. Chudovo builds native softphone applications for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS, along with WebRTC-based browser softphones for organizations that prefer no client installation.
Do you provide ongoing VoIP platform support after launch?
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Yes. Chudovo does provide post-launch support. This is a part of our application maintenance and support services, which include bug fixes, extensions to new sites and user bases, performance optimization, and integration extensions.