Pico Corvil Analytics VoIP Analytics passively discovers voice calls from network packet data, follows each call through its lifecycle, and reports performance metrics in real time. It calculates RTP MOS, jitter, and packet loss from measurements covering all media packets rather than sampled traffic. Users can inspect signaling and media packets, call setup times, signaling errors, TCP performance correlation, and QoS analysis for troubleshooting. The product works with VoIP systems including Cisco, Avaya, Microsoft Teams, BT, and IPC. In trader voice environments, it can detect failed registrations, monitor private wire conversations, and retain capture history as a backup to voice recording systems. Deployment uses a passive network overlay without agents or changes to existing VoIP infrastructure. A Corvil 12000 appliance monitors 200Gbps networks and up to 20,000 concurrent calls; adding appliances scales capacity. Corvil Center enables centralized search and remote management of up to 600 appliances per instance. Pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
VoIP Analytics suits global investment banks, contact centers, and enterprise organizations monitoring voice infrastructure. It also fits trader voice environments requiring registration monitoring and capture history.
What is good
- Measures MOS, jitter, and packet loss
- Analyzes every media packet
- Works with major VoIP systems
- Deploys without agents or infrastructure changes
- Open APIs stream data to monitoring tools
What to know first
- Pricing is available only on request
- Requires packet-data access to monitor calls
- Synthetic call tests are not included
- Scaling requires additional appliances
Verdict
Pico Corvil Analytics focuses on passive, packet-level visibility into VoIP quality and call behavior. Its appliance model, APIs, and centralized management support large monitoring deployments without altering existing VoIP systems.
Pico Corvil Analytics plans and pricing
All plansCompared on VoIP monitoring software
- MOS scoring
- Yes
- Jitter tracking
- Yes
- Packet-loss tracking
- Yes
- Synthetic call tests
- No
