V20 added an onboard 3CX Transcription Engine alongside third-party options, plus voicemail transcription, a language selector and a profanity filter.
For your business: a searchable written record of what was agreed. No more disputes over an order, and a new starter can read a customer's history instead of asking a colleague.
Update 8 added sentiment analysis to CRM call journaling for transcribed calls, on top of continued journaling work across Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics and Zendesk.
For your business: scan the CRM on a Monday morning and see which customers had a difficult call last week, without listening to a single recording.
V20 moved to a new web client with a richer install, QR-code provisioning for the mobile apps, push-notification fixes and a theme that follows the operating system.
For your business: a laptop and a headset is a full extension. Fewer desk phones to buy, and home or site-based staff answer the main number exactly as if they were in the office.
New call processing scripts, editable extension numbers for queues, IVRs and ring groups, per-holiday prompt uploads, shared call parking in forwarding rules, and protection against looped or stuck queue calls.
For your business: out of hours, bank holidays and overflow are handled properly. Callers get a real answer or a real message instead of ringing out into nothing.
CDR output, call costs and call types, scheduled reports, CSV exports for ring groups and abandoned queue calls, and a long run of accuracy fixes to queue, extension and inbound reporting through updates 1 to 9.
For your business: you find out how many calls you miss at nine on a Monday, and whether that justifies one more person on the phones. Numbers, not hunches.
V20 added data connectors for PostgreSQL, MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server, later gaining retry policies, optimised indexing and multi-company support.
For your business: call data lands alongside your sales and job data, so it can appear on the dashboard the board already looks at. Useful once you outgrow the built-in reports.
Google single sign-on, deeper Microsoft 365 user and calendar synchronisation, Teams presence sync and Teams Direct Routing, with sync reliability improved again in updates 8 and 9.
For your business: one set of user accounts to manage. Someone in a Teams meeting shows as busy on the phone system automatically, so calls go to whoever is free.
An anti-hacking module, protection against the latest SIP attack vectors, secure-FQDN-only web client login, stronger password requirements and improved TLS diagnostics, plus proactive security hotfixes as recently as June 2026.
For your business: toll fraud is a real and expensive risk for a company with no security team. Staying on a current, patched build is the cheapest protection there is, and on our private cloud patching is our job.