


Calls, SMS, team chat, video and AI summaries, with Uniden hardware on the desk. Start a call at your desk, finish it in the car.
See all featuresIt answers on your own numbers, books the job, sends an SMS and warm transfers to your team when a person is needed.
Meet your AI agent

One provider to call when something needs fixing. No finger pointing.
See NBN plansOptus Loop users report an app that logs itself out, calls that silently fail to forward, and a mobile client that misses a chunk of incoming calls. Uniden Voice is built for one job above all: never miss the customer, backed by 99.99% Australian uptime and a built-in AI agent that answers every time.
Optus Loop is a conventional calling platform built on Cisco infrastructure: capable, but reviewers and users flag reliability and a dated experience. The gaps below come straight from public reviews.
Users report the Loop mobile app answering only around 60% of incoming calls; the rest never reach a human.
Source: independent Optus Loop reviewsThe app has been reported logging itself out and quietly failing to forward calls, so clients ring out with no one knowing.
Source: user reports, Whirlpool/reviewsNo built-in AI receptionist or after-hours agent. When the line's busy or the office is closed, the call is simply lost.
No AI voice agent in the Loop product set99.99% availability from Australian datacentres, with calls automatically routing to the app if your NBN drops. Customers always get through.
An Australian-voiced agent answers instantly, qualifies the caller, books the job and captures after-hours enquiries, zero hold-queue, zero missed leads.
A polished app on every platform, open integrations, and one onshore team that owns the hardware, the cloud and the support, not a Cisco re-badge.
See how Uniden Voice keeps every call connected, with an AI assistant included as standard.