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Getting Started

SIP Trunk Configuration

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SIP trunks connect your platform to the telephone network, enabling inbound and outbound calling.

Supported Providers

The platform works with any standard SIP trunk provider:

  • Twilio
  • Vonage (Nexmo)
  • Telnyx
  • Bandwidth
  • VoIP.ms
  • Flowroute
  • And many others
  • Adding a SIP Trunk

  • Log in as Master Admin
  • Navigate to Telephony > SIP Trunks
  • Click "Add Trunk"
  • Enter the trunk details from your provider:
  • Trunk Name (for identification)
  • SIP Server / Proxy address
  • Port (usually 5060 for UDP, 5061 for TLS)
  • Authentication (username/password or IP-based)
  • Codec preferences (G.711, G.729, Opus)
  • Click "Save and Test"
  • Configuring DIDs

    DIDs (Direct Inward Dialing) are phone numbers assigned to your platform:

  • Navigate to Telephony > DIDs
  • Click "Add DID"
  • Enter the phone number from your trunk provider
  • Assign it to a tenant, queue, or IVR
  • Configure caller ID for outbound calls
  • Testing

    After configuration:

  • Make a test outbound call to verify connectivity
  • Call your DID number to test inbound routing
  • Check audio quality (no echo, clear voice, no drops)
  • Verify caller ID displays correctly
  • Troubleshooting

    Common issues:

  • No audio: Check firewall rules for RTP ports (typically 10000-20000)
  • One-way audio: NAT configuration may need adjustment
  • Registration failures: Verify credentials and server address
  • Call drops: Check network stability and bandwidth
  • Still have questions about sip trunk configuration?

    Contact our support team