Voxa turns your Cisco Unified Communications Manager into a live inventory, a costed refresh plan, and call-quality telemetry — reading everything, writing nothing.
Every CUCM interaction is a read — AXL SQL queries, RisPort registration lookups, the phones' own web pages. Nothing is ever written back. That's why your voice team can point Voxa at a production cluster, and the log proves it.
Voxa merges three sources CUCM keeps apart — configuration, live registration, and each phone's own web server — into one picture your team can actually plan from.
Every phone, its model lifecycle, the switch port it sits on, and what it maps to next — filterable, exportable, and current on every collection.
Ingest CDR/CMR straight from your billing server. Search calls, trace them cradle-to-grave, and score voice quality with real MOS — pulled from the phones' own K-factor metrics.
Follow any call across every leg and CallManager node, with a signalling ladder and the packet-loss, jitter and codec behind a bad one.
Watch expiry on every CUCM and CUBE certificate before it drops a trunk. Sign in with Active Directory, with a local break-glass account that always works.
Voxa runs on-prem — a single Docker stack behind your own TLS. It never leaves your network, so it can reach CUCM, the phones, and your switches directly.
Load the image, run ./install.sh. It generates secrets, drops in TLS,
and starts the stack. A browser wizard creates your admin.
Point Voxa at your publisher with a read-only service account. One connection covers the whole cluster; subscribers are discovered.
Voxa reads configuration, live registration, and each phone's web page — no agents, no writes. CDR flows in on a schedule from your billing server.
A perpetual, on-prem license sized to your phone count — no per-seat metering, no phoning home. Annual support and updates included. Talk to us for a quote.
A 30-minute demo on a live cluster, or a sandbox seeded with 600 phones. Watch Voxa build a full inventory and refresh plan while writing exactly zero rows.