VoIP
SignalWire
API-first voice platform from the FreeSWITCH lineage, used for programmable trunking and low-latency media alongside conventional SIP endpoints.
Capabilities
What we implement
- SIP endpoint and trunk setup
- Programmable voice handling
- Number management
- Relay integration
Security
How it is hardened
- Per-endpoint credentials
- TLS/SRTP
- Rate and destination controls
Architecture
SignalWire trunking and programmable voice
FreeSWITCH-derived platform combining conventional SIP endpoints with programmable handling for calls that need application logic.
01 · SignalWire cloud
SIP endpointsNumbersRelay / scriptsApplication logic runs at the provider where it must survive PBX maintenance.
02 · Authentication
Per-endpoint credentialsIP restrictionTLS/SRTPSeparate credentials per endpoint so one leak is contained.
03 · PBX / app
Trunk to PBXProgrammable flowsRecordingClear split between calls handled by the PBX and calls handled in code.
04 · Controls
Rate limitsDestination policyUsage alertsCeilings set before campaigns or integrations go live.
FAQ
SignalWire questions we are asked
- When does programmable voice beat a PBX flow?
- When routing depends on external data — order status, account tier, agent skill from another system — or when the flow must be version-controlled and tested like code.
- Can it terminate to our existing Asterisk?
- Yes. The trunk registers or authenticates by IP exactly like any other carrier connection.
- Is it suitable for high concurrency?
- Yes, with capacity agreed in advance and rate limits configured — the same sizing discipline applies as with any carrier.
Related
Other voip platforms
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