Dubber Corporation Limited

Dubber Corporation Limited

Dubber was founded in 2011 by a group of friends with backgrounds in the telecommunications sector, after recognizing the need for a cloud-native call recording solution while working with an Australian service provider required by the ACCC to document call center traffic. The company secured $6M in funding in 2013 and listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: DUB) in 2015. Dubber's platform records voice conversations from networks including Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, and Zoom, then applies patented AI for sentiment analysis, trend monitoring, and topic identification. The firm targets regulated industries such as financial services and telecommunications, where compliance with standards like GDPR and PCI DSS is mandatory. Confirmed partners include over 250 telecommunications and solution providers, with deployments across nearly 200 networks globally (per company website, 2026). As of its Q3 FY26 quarterly activities report, Dubber reported ongoing product development and partnership expansion. The company employs a leadership team based primarily in Melbourne, Australia, with no disclosed international offices. Dubber maintains a Trust Centre to document its security and compliance posture (per company Trust Centre, 2026). Dubber's structural differentiator is its deep integration into telecommunications networks, enabling it to capture call data at the network level rather than through app-layer integrations. This architecture allows zero-touch deployment and compliance for partners, a model that differs from overlay AI tools that require end-user installation.