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Work · October 29, 2013

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WebRTC helped me to launch my startup after 2 years of waiting.

Hi All ,I been working on my idea , A Voice CRM solution for 2 years.When I started brainstorming the idea the only option I have to receive phone calls thru browser was a flash widget or use 3rd party providers like Twilio or Phono . Thanks to WebRTC we now integrated our VoIP services to receive and make calls directly thru browser .Please have a look and give us your feedback .Thanks Voz.io Team .

WebRTC helped me to launch my startup after 2 years of waiting. launched on October 29, 2013 with 42 votes, #47 of 565 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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Voz.io is a voice-based CRM solution that enables users to make and receive phone calls directly through a web browser using WebRTC technology. Built for businesses that need integrated calling capabilities without external providers, it allows call management within a browser interface. The platform eliminates the need for third-party VoIP services or legacy plugins, streamlining communication workflows for teams managing customer relationships.

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Hi All ,I been working on my idea , A Voice CRM solution for 2 years.When I started brainstorming the idea the only option I have to receive phone calls thru browser was a flash widget or use 3rd party providers like Twilio or Phono .<p>Thanks to WebRTC we now integrated our VoIP services to receive and make calls…

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