BOSTON: June 9, 2026 – Vodia Networks, Inc., a provider of unified cloud communications solutions to enterprises, contact centers, and service providers, is pleased to announce the newest version of the industry-standard Vodia PBX, V70, enables presence information sharing externally between tenants and across individual PBX systems, helping teams stay connected across distributed communication environments.
V70 introduces the ability to share presence information between two tenants on the same PBX, or across different PBX servers in separate locations. The PBX systems must be able to reach each other through the internet for the exchange of presence information across environments. Once configured, the external account can be monitored through multiple interfaces.
This feature extends BLF visibility beyond a single tenant or PBX system, creating new possibilities for organizations operating across multiple locations or managing distributed PBX deployments. V70 also creates a path for external applications to push presence information through the REST API, enabling additional flexibility for custom integrations and communication workflows.
External Presence Sharing is extremely useful for organizations operating across multiple offices, separate PBX systems, or multi-tenant deployments:
● businesses with users distributed across multiple locations
● organizations operating separate PBX systems by department or office
● service providers managing multiple tenants
● teams that require visibility into extension availability across environments
By extending presence visibility beyond a single PBX environment, V70 helps organizations maintain clearer communication visibility across users and locations.
V70 improvements for modern PBX deployments
Version 70 of the Vodia PBX introduces major architectural and usability improvements designed for modern business communication environments. In addition to External Presence Sharing, V70 also:
● introduces a completely refreshed admin interface built on new technology
● uses multiple CPU cores for media processing, enabling more than a thousand calls on a single server
● provides snapshot creation and restoration using a file system approach for rollback and recovery
● enables centralized remote provisioning
● supports cross-tenant BLF status sharing
For businesses and service providers managing larger deployments, these improvements provide greater operational flexibility, scalability, and visibility across multiple environments.
Documentation is available on the Vodia documentation website. For further information, sales@vodia.com, +1 (617) 861-3490.