Product Features

• Rent phone numbers to connect to the PSTN
• Programmatically place and control calls using the FlexML API
• Connect existing SIP infrastructure using SIP trunking
• Integrate with our feature-rich, API-enabled conference bridge

Endpoint Types

Conference Endpoint

Create meetings in which two or more parties can talk to one another.

FlexML Endpoint

Create interactive voice applications using our markup language.

Mediator Endpoint

Create forwarding logic between phone numbers.

Quick Start Guides

Configure an Application Endpoint

In-depth guide to configuring an application endpoint to establish call logic.

API Reference

Core API

Use core abilities like renting phone numbers, configuring recording storage, and managing trunk groups.

Video Tutorials

Configure a SIP Trunk

Overview of configuring a SIP trunk to enable calls over the internet.

Place an Outbound Call

Overview of placing an outbound call from a rented phone number.

Quick Start Guides

Configure a SIP Trunk

In-depth guide to configuring a SIP trunk to enable calls over the internet.

Configure a Trunk Group

In-depth guide to configuring a trunk group that will route calls to an endpoint.

API Reference

Core API

Use core abilities like renting phone numbers, configuring recording storage, and managing trunk groups.

Video Tutorials

Rent a Phone Number

Overview of renting a phone number through the Portal.

Quick Start Guides

Bulk Editing Phone Numbers

Manage several phone numbers with a single request.

Bulk Editing Prefixes

Modify several prefixes with a single request.

Quick Start Guides

Create a Security Token

Create a security token to manage your logins.

Getting Started with Postman

Explore our API with Postman, a stand-alone client.

Rent a Phone Number

In-depth guide to browsing, renting, and managing phone numbers.

Using External Handlers

In-depth guide to assigning external handlers to the trunk group you use.

Processing Calls

Whitelist IP Ranges

Find out the IP ranges to which you must open your firewall for the incoming connections. This is necessary to process voice calls from CarrierX.

Getting Started

Learn where to start with CarrierX API.

How It Works

Learn how the calls between regular phones are routed and what CarrierX changes in this flow.

CarrierX Endpoints

Take a closer look at all the main endpoint variations available through CarrierX.

Trunk Groups and Trunks

Learn what trunks and trunk groups are and why they are so important.

Prefix Routing

Find out what prefixes are and how they allow to route traffic without renting phone numbers.

Transformations

Find out what transformations are and how they allow the partners to additionally manipulate the data of the incoming and outgoing calls.

STIR/SHAKEN

Find out how STIR/SHAKEN protocol helps fight caller ID spoofing on telephone networks.