Dialpad Ai Voice vs. Zoom One

When it comes to business phone systems, there’s no shortage of options to pick from. But with all the different pricing, features, setup processes, and interfaces out there, choosing the right VoIP can be… challenging.

We get a lot of people asking us this question too—so, we’ve put together this detailed comparison of Dialpad Ai Voice vs Zoom One.

Easy meetings experience

With Dialpad, you can start or join meetings with one click whether you’re using the browser, desktop, or mobile app.

The full-featured browser app means meeting attendees (including clients and prospects) don’t even need to download anything and can simply open the meeting link right from the web, whether they’re using Google Chrome, Edge, Safari, you name it... Dialpad is one of the most accessible platforms out there.

Dialpad’s desktop and mobile apps work across iPhone (iOS) and Android devices, and PCs and Macs. There’s no email registration required either—guests can just enter their name and be ready to roll.

This is unlike Zoom, which pushes all meeting hosts to download the desktop app. This may not be a deal-breaker to everyone, but to others it can be frustrating.

Attendees, on the other hand, do have the option to use the web-based app. And there’s no registration required either.

As far as ease-of-use goes, it takes four steps to join a Zoom meeting as web client and only two to get into a Dialpad meeting. So there’s that.

Industry-leading AI

Dialpad and Zoom both offer live call transcription. With both Dialpad and Zoom, you have the ability to view real-time transcription during the call.

Dialpad’s proprietary AI also generates a call summary with a short recap in natural language after every meeting:

A single app for everything

All of Dialpad’s communication functions (voice, meeting, message, cloud contact center functionality) exist on a single platform with a shared, common understanding of data, all infused with our built-in Dialpad Ai. (It’s no wonder Dialpad won the 2021 TrustRadius award for best features and usability of any collaboration tool!) Zoom technically has one app as well, but you have to toggle between windows for the messaging, phone, and video features.

Security and privacy

Speaking of security vulnerabilities… Zoom has made strides as a digital communications platform, particularly in its ability to introduce new features quickly. However, with the hurried roll-out of such features sometimes comes bugs and security risks.

For example, their venture into screen sharing left users vulnerable to private information leaking from non-shared applications. Similarly, the Zoom Windows client was discovered to be exploitable, exposing user passwords—while Apple’s Mac OS Zoom app had a flaw that could be abused to install malware or eavesdrop through devices.

Dialpad protects your business and customer communications with enterprise-grade security that’s built right in.

Learn more about Dialpad's security measures and features here.

Integrations

Dialpad integrates with most of the business tools you’re likely using already. Of course, it integrates with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 to make scheduling video meetings really easy. And if you're using other tools like a CRM to track customer interactions? Dialpad’s Salesforce integration lets you receive and make calls and texts straight from Salesforce.

Rely on a whiteboard for brainstorming sessions? Dialpad’s Miro integration lets team members brainstorm together while seeing each other—just as if you were all in a meeting room whiteboarding together:

A unique thing about Zoom is that they actually offer built-in whiteboards—up to three for freemium users. It is a relatively new feature though, and not as highly-rated as Miro:

Miro’s free plan offers up to three boards as well and, when integrated with Dialpad, works beautifully.

Award-winning customer support

There’s a reason why Dialpad won the Stevie® Award for sales and customer service. First off, we've made Dialpad super easy to use, without IT help. It should just work. And in the rare cases where something does come up, our team is available Monday to Friday from 8 am - 5 pm EST (or 24/7 for our Business plans) to offer support through live chat, email, and phone. Not to mention our super detailed online help center if you’d prefer to find the answer yourself.

Zoom, on the other hand, has a help center for their freemium users but that’s about it. Support tickets, live chat, and phone are only available to their paid customers.

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