To help our nonprofit organization and small business customers, we have lowered the price for Voicent Broadcast By Phone autodialer standard edition to only $185!

With Voicent Broadcast by Phone autodialer standard edition, you can enjoy the easy-to-use spreadsheet interface to manage your call list, select an audio file to broadcast, and use analog phone line or VOIP for making phone calls.

If you choose to use VOIP, such as skype or SIP, you do not need other hardware, nor do you need a physical phone line. All you need to do is download the software, and you can be up and running a minutes.

This price is subject to change in the future. So take advantage of this offering now.

Does Voicent Broadcast by Phone SIP version 7 support the Bria softphone by CounterPath Corporation?

Actually, Broadcast By Phone does not need a softphone like Bria in order to make phone calls. Voicent gateway is itself a softphone or a collection of softphones (for multi-line).

We usually recommend our customers to use X-lite or Bria to test a VOIP service. Most VOIP services have instructions on how to setup x-lite. If you can get x-lite or Bria to work, you can use the same SIP settings to make Voicent work.

We have some examples online for setting up SIP service with Voicent.

I am looking to purchase Broadcast by Phone Pro and have a question. I will only be using the program via the command line. I have everything working except the “call to confirm” feature which I realize is not part of the demo package. When executing a command line script to dial out, the GUI dialer interface pops up. Is there any way in either the GUI or the command line to surpress the dialer table so nothing shows on the screen? I have another application running in the foreground and don’t want the dialer to obscure it.

Yes, “calll till confirm” is one of the very few features that you cannot test in the shareware edition. But this feature has been there for a long time and should work without any glitch.

You could run a program minimized through Windows batch file. For more details, please see Microsoft’s support documentations online. The following is a simple sample batch file:

The “start -min” will start the autodialer minimized so it won’t obscure your other programs.