On August 27, 2018, nexVortex and Yeastar announced that the nexVortex SIP Trunking service had been tested and certified as fully interoperable with Yeastar Cloud PBX and Yeastar S‑Series VoIP PBX.
This certification follows an extensive testing program conducted by Yeastar to ensure interoperability with its communication service provider partners worldwide. Yeastar’s test teams now have ongoing access to nexVortex SIP trunks, enabling them to retest Yeastar platforms with each update and ensure continued compatibility.
“nexVortex is pleased to have completed the certification testing with Yeastar Cloud PBX and S‑Series PBX,” said Mike Nowak, Vice President of Sales at nexVortex. He added that the company has provided SIP Trunking services for more than twelve years and values relationships with leading OEMs like Yeastar to ensure optimal interoperability and superior support for its customers and partners.
Yeastar CEO Allan Shen expressed his enthusiasm: “We are very pleased to add nexVortex to our list of certified service provider partners. Their team has deep expertise in SIP Trunking and cloud communications, and their experience made the certification process very smooth. We can be confident that nexVortex will provide our customers with first-rate VoIP service and quality support to benefit from all the new PBX features offered by Yeastar.”
With the accelerated retirement of switched infrastructure and equipment, cloud solutions such as those from nexVortex are expected to continue growing as cloud communication services become the norm.
Founded in 2018, nexVortex specializes in SIP Trunking, multisite applications, hosted voice, hosted contact centers and custom solutions. It stands out through four core principles: Exceptional Service, Exceptional Expertise, Exceptional Commitment and Exceptional Innovation.
Founded in 2006, Yeastar provides cloud and on-premises VoIP PBXs as well as VoIP gateways for SMBs, and has more than 100 000 customers worldwide.
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