Line monitoring
See every line's status live, spread load across lines, and get an alert the moment one goes down.
On-premise contact centre for Indian SMEs
Zero runs on a server in your premises and plugs into the phone lines and PBX you already have. No per-minute platform charges, no cloud subscription, and your call recordings never leave your building.
Calls go out on your existing lines. We never meter your talk time.
Recordings, call logs and reports stay on a server you own.
Agents on your office network keep taking calls.
Standard SIP throughout. Use your own phones, gateways or existing PBX.
Built on the same SIP engine that runs carrier platforms handling millions of calls a day, sized down for a five-seat office.
See every line's status live, spread load across lines, and get an alert the moment one goes down.
Menus in Hindi, English, Gujarati or any language you record. Route by time, caller or key press.
Skills-based, round-robin or longest-idle routing, with missed-call callbacks so no customer is dropped.
Agents take calls in Chrome on the office network. A headset is all they need, and IP desk phones work too.
Preview and progressive dialling from your lead lists, with scheduling, retries and call outcomes tracked.
Every call recorded to your own disk, searchable by number or agent, and scored against your checklist.
Listen, whisper or barge into any live call. A wallboard on the office TV shows the whole floor.
The caller's record opens as the phone rings. Zoho, Salesforce, vTiger, Tally or your in-house software.
Real-time and historical reports per agent, line and campaign. Export to Excel in one click.
Off-the-shelf dialler boxes make you change how you work. Zero is maintained by the engineers who wrote it, so custom IVR logic, connectors and reports are a change request, not a new product.
Describe your processThe kind of thing we build
Cloud suits some teams better. Here is where each one wins, so you can choose with your eyes open.
| Question | Cloud telephony | Zero, on-premise |
|---|---|---|
| Call charges | Per-minute or credit packs on top of seats | Your existing lines. No platform metering |
| Where recordings live | Provider's data centre | Your server, your office |
| Office internet goes down | Agents stop taking calls | Agents on the office network keep working |
| Your existing PBX and lines | Usually replaced by the provider's | Kept. Zero connects to them |
| Agents working from home | Built in, anywhere | Possible over a secure VPN, needs setup |
| Starting cost | Low, monthly | One-time licence, or rental |
We visit, count agents and lines, check your network and existing PBX, and map your current call flow.
The server goes into your rack and connects to your lines. IVR, queues and CRM links are set up and tested with real calls.
Agents and supervisors are trained on site. We stay on call for the first week of live traffic.
Either way, your call costs stay with your current phone provider.
Lowest upfront cost, 5 to 20 agents
₹1,299per agent per month
Own it outright, 10 to 200 agents
₹14,999per agent, one-time
Multi-branch or special workflows
Scopedfixed quote after the site visit
Prices exclude GST. Phone lines and call charges stay with your existing provider.
Built for teams in
“Our broadband went down in the middle of the Diwali rush and the phones kept ringing. That one afternoon paid for the system.”
“We asked for an order-status menu in Gujarati that reads from our billing software. It was live the same week, and we have not paid a per-minute bill since.”
No. Zero connects to the lines and PBX you already run. We check your setup during the site survey and tell you exactly what connects where.
One small server, plus a gateway if your lines need one. We supply both, or install on hardware you already own.
Most offices are live within one week of the site survey, including configuration, testing with real calls and agent training.
We do, 24x7. Updates, backups and fixes are handled remotely, with an engineer on site when a visit is needed.
Yes. Seats are a licence change, and new lines are configured remotely once they are connected.
Yes. The site visit includes a working demo on your own call flow, and you get a fixed quote before you commit to anything.
An engineer visits, maps your current call flow and shows Zero running on it. You get a fixed quote before you commit to anything.