QualTest is Sevana’s mobile test probe for VoIP and cellular networks. It runs end-to-end and single-ended call tests and estimates voice quality on both. On VoIP calls it also captures the network metrics, so you can correlate what a caller heard with what the network did; on cellular networks it focuses on the audio quality itself. For a quick overview, see the QualTest deck.
QualTest runs as an Android application across VoIP and cellular networks. From the frontend, you set up tests by specifying the calling and called parties, the reference audio and the devices.
Moreover, it measures RTT, jitter and packet loss for VoIP calls, and computes a MOS from either reference audio or the real call audio.
On VoIP calls, waveform analysis links audio faults to the measured network conditions, so you can see why a call sounded wrong instead of guessing.
In addition, reporting shows MOS over different time periods and the split of successful and failed test calls, while a speech-to-text engine surfaces what was actually said.
QualTest runs on rooted or unrooted Android phones. Analysis can happen on the phone itself, or on a connected host such as a Raspberry Pi when the phone is unrooted.
Because field testing matters to many roles, several kinds of team rely on the QualTest probe.
QualTest provides:
Talk to our team about putting the QualTest probe to work in your network.