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Dubber vs Recordia

Dubber

7.7#1 in call recording softwareFrom $14.95 a month
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FactDubberRecordia
ComplianceDubber lists PCI, HIPAA and GDPR among the compliance frameworks supported by its Teams solution.Recordia describes its use for communications evidence and cites MiFID II and GDPR among relevant compliance requirements.
HeadquartersMelbourne, AustraliaPozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain
IntegrationsListed integrations include Power BI, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Operator Connect, Graph API, Direct Routing, Salesforce and IBM Cognos.Recordia says it offers REST APIs and native connectors for contact center platforms, IP PBX, CRM, BI tools, and corporate channels; it names Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Teams, and Webex.
ProductDubber captures and consolidates compliant voice recordings from telecommunication networks and collaboration services in a secure cloud platform.Recordia is an enterprise conversational intelligence platform combining compliance call recording, speech analytics, voice biometric authentication, and AI agents.
SecurityDubber states that recordings are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and offers data-sovereignty options.The privacy policy says conversation content is encrypted with AES-256 before storage and kept for the period determined by the client or user.
SupportThe Microsoft Teams offering advertises global 24×7 support and onboarding help.The maker links to a Help Center where users can submit a support request or ticket.

Dubber plans

  • Dubber You$14.95 a month
  • Dubber Teams$19.95 a month
  • Dubber Premier$49.95 a month
  • Microsoft Teams subscriptionPriced on request

Recordia plans

No prices published.

Pick Dubber if…

Dubber is aimed at communication service providers, governments, and enterprises that need to capture, review, or analyze communications. The web portal remains the access route for recordings after the mobile apps stopped functioning.

Pick Recordia if…

Recordia is designed for organisations with critical communications or high interaction volumes, including contact centres, banks, insurers, utilities, telecommunications companies, and BPOs.

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