Compare DID Logic vs. Sansay VSXi Software SBC

DID Logic is a global provider of VoIP services that supplies local, geographical, toll-free, and mobile virtual numbers across 139 nations. Our infrastructure consists of 12 Points of Presence (PoPs) around the globe, enabling us to offer your users a seamless local calling experience through either an enterprise-level SIP trunk connection or PSTN forwarding. With our local SIP trunk service, you gain direct and low-latency access to regional voice carriers. You can quickly deploy our services and connect to your IP PBX without delay. By leveraging local VoIP gateways in 12 countries, you can effectively reduce latency in your communications. Each PoP is intricately linked to various voice carriers, ensuring reliability and efficiency. We maintain our own network and utilize hardware-based switches, which enhances our operational capabilities. Furthermore, we possess our own Autonomous System and procure IP transit directly from Tier 1 carriers to ensure high service quality. The hardware utilized in each PoP is owned by DID Logic, and our SIP termination is routed to local carriers. RTP streams are transmitted over the lowest latency domestic IP links, avoiding the need to loop through aggregation sites. Additionally, DID Logic is affiliated with multiple Internet Exchanges (IXes) globally, granting us access to hundreds of networks through meet-me rooms and cross-connects, which further strengthens our service offerings. Our commitment to providing high-quality VoIP solutions positions us as a leader in the telecommunications industry.

Sansay's VSXi Session Border Controller (SBC) is a robust, software-driven solution aimed at communication service providers, delivering essential features such as security, NAT, protocol normalization, and effective session management. Capable of handling up to 500,000 concurrent calls and managing 1 million SIP registrations, it ensures scalability for extensive deployments. The VSXi excels in facilitating SIP trunking applications by efficiently managing Least Cost Routing and NAT traversal needs. Additionally, it provides programmable SIP trunking functionalities, which support both authenticated and unauthenticated trunks, incorporating features like extension-to-extension dialing, call forwarding, and failover mechanisms. Furthermore, it allows seamless integration with Microsoft Teams via Direct Routing, enabling users to make, receive, and transfer calls across Teams and the public switched telephone network (PSTN). The flexibility of the VSXi extends to its deployment in cloud environments, and it boasts APIs that support extensive integration and customization options, catering to the diverse needs of service providers. This versatility makes the VSXi an invaluable asset in enhancing communication infrastructures.