Existing telephony cannot reach the AI workflow
Use a compatible SIP connection to route calls into the configured application.
SIP trunking
Connect compatible SIP infrastructure to AI call flows and route voice through the carrier setup that fits your operation.
Direct answer
The operational problem
Use a compatible SIP connection to route calls into the configured application.
Separate the workflow layer from supported telephony routing where the integration allows it.
Keep the call application and operational outcome visible in the same platform.
Implementation path
Start narrow, make the handoff explicit, and expand only after the first route works reliably.
Confirm carrier and SIP compatibility.
Configure authentication, endpoints, codecs, and number routing.
Assign the SIP route to the intended call flow.
Test inbound, outbound, transfer, failure, and fallback behavior.
What to measure
A healthy phone workflow is judged by whether it reaches the intended next step without hiding failures or forcing every caller through automation.
How CallTurbo supports it
Configure the prompt, voice, job, questions, and boundaries for each phone agent.
Connect greetings, AI steps, conditions, transfers, actions, and final outcomes.
Use supported telephony, SIP, voice, transcription, and intelligence providers.
Keep call history, dispositions, notes, contacts, and follow-up work connected.
Questions
CallTurbo supports SIP connections, subject to provider compatibility and correct configuration.
Not necessarily. SIP handles telephony routing; voice, transcription, and intelligence can involve separate configured providers.
Test authentication, codec compatibility, caller ID, inbound and outbound routing, transfers, DTMF, timeouts, and failure paths.
Routes can be assigned according to the number and application structure supported by your configuration.
Build the first route