Integrations

What it connects to

An honest list: what works today, what has only been tested against simulators, and what is not there.

Telephony

You bring your own account with a provider. Until then, numbers and dialling can be simulated.

Used on real calls

Exotel

Audio is streamed to the voice engine; outbound dialling and transfer to a person go through your Exotel flow. Outbound and transfer have been tested against a simulator.

Tested against simulators

Twilio

Media Streams to the voice engine, number search and purchase, inbound and outbound. Not yet run on a real call.

Tested against simulators

Plivo

Audio Streams to the voice engine, with the same call flow as Twilio. Not yet run on a real call.

Records only

SIP trunks

You can store and validate trunk and number details. Calls are not placed or received over SIP yet.

Models

The voice engine talks to the model servers its operator connects. The platform does not resell third-party models.

Available

OpenAI-style endpoints

Any speech-to-text, chat and speech server that speaks the OpenAI request format, set by base URL on the engine.

Available where operated

In-house models

Speech and language models run by the operator appear to agents as the provider named local, at no model cost.

Available

Custom LLM

Register your own chat endpoint for a workspace and select it on an agent.

Messaging and payments

Behind provider interfaces. The default providers are mocks, so nothing is sent or charged until an operator configures a real one.

Adapters tested against local fakes

SMS and WhatsApp

Used for verification codes, a workflow step and the send_sms tool. Adapters exist for Twilio and MSG91; neither has been run against the real service.

Adapters tested against local fakes

Wallet top-ups

Adapters exist for Razorpay and Stripe. No real payment has gone through either.

Your systems

There are no prebuilt connectors to named CRM, helpdesk or automation products. Anything with an HTTP API can be connected in two ways.

Available

Function tools

The agent calls your HTTP endpoint during the call and uses the answer. Define the request once; test it from the dashboard.

Available

Webhooks

Every status change of a call is posted to your URL, in order, with retries and a dead-letter list.

Available

REST API

Everything the dashboard does, with two OpenAPI documents.

Need something that is not listed?

Tell us which system you use. If it has an HTTP API, a function tool usually covers it; see the guide.

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