Feature parity
Identify how existing features will work on the destination before activation.
Complex account hierarchies, feature assignments and call routing require more than data transfer. Vox Matic uses Otto to automate repeatable tasks and engineers to assess exceptions and verify service behavior.
Accumulated custom settings, routing differences, device behavior and undocumented exceptions create migration risk.
| Existing BroadWorks / BroadSoft configuration | Migration consideration for NetSapiens |
|---|---|
| Subscriber groups and services | Destination account / domain hierarchy |
| User feature assignments | Mapped feature and account settings |
| Trunk and call-routing logic | Configured target routing and trunk arrangements |
| Devices and call flows | Provisioned and validated endpoint behavior |
Illustrative mapping categories. Actual mapping requires discovery and technical review.
Migration preparation includes extraction, object mapping, feature review, provisioning and staged testing. Otto reduces reliance on repetitive manual entry.
Senior telecom engineers remain responsible for planning, exception handling and controlled cutover.
No migration can promise zero disruption for every environment. The right plan accounts for specific operational failure modes.
Identify how existing features will work on the destination before activation.
Plan device redirection and routing changes, then validate live service.
Use defined groups, checks and go/no-go decisions appropriate to project risk.
Have a different environment or an unusual configuration? We can discuss the details.
Discuss your environmentThe scope can include subscriber and customer data, service assignments, devices, call flows, and routing settings. Exact coverage depends on the source installation.
Discovery and transformation reviews identify exceptions or differences in destination behavior. Engineers assess these before cutover.
Vox Matic supports planned, phased migration approaches where the technical environment permits.
The goal is to minimize disruption through preparation, testing, and controlled cutover; zero downtime is not guaranteed.
Tell us where your customers are today and what you need to move. We’ll help identify a practical next step.