Thanks for your answer. We provide SIP services and controls called TeleTools for programmers. They allow people to easily add telephony (dialers, caller ID screen pop, call center apps, etc.) to their applications. We use the 3CX as our internal PBX, but we also have SIP Trunks that we use for testing and need a softphone. So on my 3CX phone on the laptop and on my phone, I have multiple profiles. The main profile is my desk extension to the 3CX. For the other extensions, I go to our web based provider software and create what is pretty much like what 3CX can do, I create an extension at a domain and give it a password. Then I create another profile with those credentials to be able to connect to that. So my laptop can be number 555-1000 and phone be 555-2000.
Then I can take a test application, like an IVR running on my laptop, and call it from my cell and play with it. I have it setup on my laptop and on my Galaxy S7 right now. I just don't know where the folders are where these setting live. Clearly, the app must be stored somewhere and looking for its data somewhere. For some reason, the Samsung wifi direct cloning sofware didn't get the 3CX app. So maybe I can see if google backup or some other utility can copy it over (I still have the old phone) or I can use ES File explorer to copy the files (if I just knew the folder) and paste them into the same folder on the new phone and it should see it. Maybe if I get a new QR Code and get it to at least start with my PBX connection, I can add the other accounts back manually. My QR Code from 2 years ago doesn't work.
