Phone Numbers
Connect public voice entry points to your agent and routing configuration.
Connect agents and workflows to phone numbers, inbound and outbound calling, SIP, programmable routing, DTMF, transfers, queues and human handoff.
| Call | Direction | Route | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| +1 •••• 0831 | Inbound | Support Agent | Connected |
| +1 •••• 2047 | Outbound | Follow-up | Dialing |
| SIP / desk-17 | Inbound | Human handoff | Queued |
| +1 •••• 9914 | Inbound | Scheduling | Connected |
Use neutral telephony concepts that can connect to the infrastructure chosen for your deployment.
Connect public voice entry points to your agent and routing configuration.
Receive calls and route them through voice, logic, tools and human handoff paths.
Initiate controlled outbound voice experiences from application workflows.
Interoperate with SIP-based systems through a programmable voice architecture.
Direct calls based on context, conditions, business logic and runtime signals.
Support keypad input where deterministic caller interaction is useful.
Move live calls between automated and human endpoints.
Model configurable waiting and distribution flows in telephony operations.
Escalate conversations when business rules or caller intent require a person.
Model programmable routing, conditional call flows, SIP interoperability and configurable queues with explicit agent and human destinations.
Route based on configured context and business logic.
Connect SIP-based systems through clear telephony boundaries.
Model waiting and distribution logic with clear routing rules.
Transfer callers when the conversation requires a person.
Explore representative session, queue, routing and handoff states in a unified operations view.
Active call counts, queue counts, route counts, timestamps and example phone values in product previews are illustrative only.
Talk with the team about your telephony architecture and integration requirements.
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