Works with NetSapiens

Everything your admins need, with guardrails.

Answers in seconds that take an hour in the admin site, and bulk changes that are checked, copied, recorded, and can be undone. Built for the service providers who run NetSapiens every day.

VoIPDeck’s home screen: a search box and cards for each tool, such as Assign numbers, Add users, Find, and Call flow

Screens shown with made-up test data.

Features

The work your team does every day, done right.

Three tools admins can’t live without, and a full set beside them.

Call flow

See where any call goes, at any hour.

Pick a number and a moment. VoIPDeck follows the call through every forward, menu, queue, time frame, and holiday, and draws it as one picture.

  • A green line traces the route a call takes right now
  • Problems flagged on the way, like a queue with no one online
  • Copy it into an email, or save it as a page your customer can open
Call flow: a sentence saying where a call to a number ends up right now, and the drawn route below it
MAC count

Billing counts the way your MAC form asks.

Every person counted once, by your own billing rule, with the reason on each line. What changed since the last count is ready to paste, and it can type the form in for you.

  • Anything that doesn’t add up is set aside for a look, never guessed
  • Finds extensions you may be paying for that nothing uses
  • Puts each line beside what you bill in Rev.io
MAC count: tiles with each billing line’s count, and Compare with Rev.io open below
Billing check

Every customer beside what Rev.io bills.

Each domain is matched to its Rev.io customer, with the reason shown, and honestly marked when nothing matches. Then every customer is compared at once.

  • Only the lines that differ, the biggest gaps first
  • Hover a difference to see who is behind both numbers
  • Read only: it never changes the phone system or the bill
A customer’s billing lines beside what Rev.io bills, with each difference in words
Health checkBroken routing, offline phones, 911 gaps, empty queues, and expired hours, for one domain or all of them.
FindEverywhere a phone number or an extension is used, in seconds.
Route and block callersSend a list of callers straight to a person or queue, or block them with no carrier retries.
Live calls and call centerCalls in progress, queue agents logged in or out, and every queue an extension is in.
Activity log and undoWho changed what, from the phone system’s own records, and every run VoIPDeck made, with undo.
Numbers by routeEvery phone number grouped by where it goes, with each group’s call flow one click away.
Built safe

A live phone system deserves guardrails.

VoIPDeck can make only a short list of narrow changes. It keeps a copy before each one, records it, and can undo most. The limits live in the program itself, so no screen can skip them.

Only narrow changesEach kind of change has one exact shape. Everything else is refused.
A copy firstWhat’s about to change is saved before anything is sent.
Every change recordedWritten down before it’s sent, and the answer after.
UndoPut a run back, after checking what’s there now.
Limits on how much can change in any ten minutesShared rules and 911 are never touchedTested against hundreds of attacks
How it runs

On your computer. Your keys stay with you.

There’s no cloud service in the middle. VoIPDeck runs on your own computer and talks to your phone system directly.

Open it like any appIt starts a small program on your computer and opens in your browser. Nothing to host.
Sign in with your API keyThe key is kept in memory only, never saved, and gone when you close it.
Work with guardrailsLook anything up freely. Every change goes through the same narrow, recorded, undoable path.
Why VoIPDeck

You talk to the person who builds it.

No ticket queue, no roadmap you’ll never see. Report a bug or ask for a feature, and it goes straight to the engineer who wrote VoIPDeck.

Built by a VoIP engineer who got tired of fumbling with clunky software.

Get in touch

See VoIPDeck on your own system.

Ask for a demo, or a trial on one of your domains.

[email protected]