You're not wrong there. However, my earlier mention of Asterisk was to illustrate that there is a demand for integrating Vodafone's Digital Voice service with platforms like 3CX, even if it currently requires workarounds. My aim is to advocate for a more straightforward, user-friendly solution. By encouraging collaboration between Vodafone and 3CX, we can potentially have a seamless integration that would benefit both residential and business users. Such a partnership could lead to the development of a dedicated package or template that is specifically designed for Vodafone's Digital Voice, eliminating the need for complex setups like the one involving Asterisk. This would not only improve accessibility but also enhance the overall user experience, catering to those who may not have the technical know-how or desire to implement such workarounds.
In essence, 3CX offers a platform that, if developed in conjunction with Vodafone, could allow us to use a Vodafone SIP trunk as a residential customer. I'm not under the illusion that this will happen immediately, but these are early days. In my local area, we've only just transitioned from traditional landlines to VoIP. As more people are compelled to make the switch and start using their own routers, I anticipate an increase in potential customers exploring cloud-based VoIP services, particularly given that 3CX offers a FREE platform.
