Optus 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.