A recent invention in the mobile industry is the so-called Softphone. It is a miniature hand-held telephone that can conveniently fit into a shirt pocket or a glove box. It also has the ability to access text messages, make and receive calls and perform instant messaging. However, for all its conveniences, it is priced very high and is finding a niche amongst mobile users who want all the advantages of a cell phone without having the high price tag. Softphone providers in Australia have decided to take advantage of this niche by providing their Softphone with pre-installed White Label software.

Users sign up with Softphone retailers to get access to a wide range of customized softphone solutions from various manufacturers. Once a customer acquires a white softphone from the retailer, he gets access to a huge database of apps which he can use with his Softphone. Most apps are customized according to the user's requirements and used with the phone according to his convenience. Softphone users can download and install these apps onto their phones without involving the retailer. Many users have found this an ideal way to access a plethora of apps and have even found it a lucrative business opportunity since they get to earn a commission on every sale made.

Softphone users may use their phones to: conduct live meetings; manage their schedules; send and receive SMS; check their email; check their bank balance; and play online games. The usage of the mobile softphones provided with the pre-loaded white label SIP dialer app depends entirely on the needs of the user. Pre-loaded softphone users may not be familiar with the usage of these applications, which is why the retailers provide help by instructing the users regarding the usage of these applications. This helps Softphone users to avoid mismanagement of the installed softphone apps and maximize the available storage space. The retailers also offer the guidance as to which mobile sip dialer development or mobile SIP trunking service should be selected for the application.

An important feature of a SIP trunking application is that it must be properly prepared by a SIP provider. The SIP provider prepares the white label VoIP softphone by performing an evaluation process in which it authenticates the authenticity and usability of the application which is provided as SIP Trunking Provider. Once the SIP provider certifies the authenticity of the white label application, it sends the final SIP Trunking Provider Certificate to the client system. Once the application is approved, a unique IP address is assigned to the particular phone number for which the white label application has been prepared.

The process of adding SIP numbers is very similar to traditional telephone setups. For instance, if a residential customer wants to call a business or make a long distance call, he has to insert the phone number where he wants to place the call. The SIP protocol will then process the call, and the required call features will be implemented. Once the call is successfully placed, the customer will be charged for the call. A voip softphone system can be used as a gateway by which business customers can use their VoIP telephones to make local, STD, ISD, ISU, ISE, and other STD call at a lower cost and this can also help in generating more customer loyalty.

The concept of softphones being used as mobile phones with SIP enabled plans was first conceived by Cisco. Since then there are many mobile VoIP service providers who have launched services to cater to the needs of the customers. But many organizations have reservations about investing in this technology because they feel it would be difficult to make them the customers. This feeling may be justified if a proper research is carried out on the subject by the company or organizations planning to invest in the development of mobile VoIP.

The major obstacle organizations and businesses find themselves with in deploying a mobile VoIP business phone system might have is the lack of training and guidance on using the system. The companies need to get training in using the softphones before actually getting deployed. There are two options available to organizations and business owners who want to use a mobile SIP softphone system: either buy a brand new softphone from Voip providers such as Vonage, Blue Tooth, RingCentral or other resellers or go for an off-the-shelf, universal device from the manufacturers of SIP capable devices like Cisco, Microsoft and Avaya. It is important for organizations to select vendors who offer SIP implementation services and have extensive technical background, as they would be the ones who would actually set up the necessary interfaces to connect to the SIP networks. Since it is a new technology, it might be wise to check out the functionality of existing SIP networks to know about the functionality of mobile voip business phone systems.

Another issue organizations might come across is figuring out which vendor to go for. The main problem being faced by organizations who decide to go with an off-the-shelf, generic webrtc device is the lack of support for SIP protocols in the underlying Android operating system. It is important for the softphone vendor to provide a complete SIP functionality like SIP servers, SIP clients, SIP gateways, SIP conferencing and much more in the underlying Android operating system since most people using VOIP on the move will use their phones as a browser and will not have the ability to browse through proprietary or closed web browser windows.

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