
Voice API
Develop voice applications on your own infrastructure
Apifonica Voice API lets you integrate telephony into your own applications using standard web technologies such as HTTP(S) and REST. Connect business systems, automate call handling and develop custom voice applications on top of the cloud telecom platform.
Whether you are developing IVR systems, call routing logic, outbound campaigns or AI-powered voice applications, the Voice API gives you direct programmatic control over your telephony.
Develop your own voice applications
The Voice API enables developers to integrate speech services and business applications directly into telephony. Using our Developer API as a web-based programming interface, you can create communications workflows that run on your own infrastructure while using the reliability of our telecom platform.
The API surface includes 9 Call Control building blocks, 11 Voice APIs (HTTPS/REST), an ACD API and a Number-Order API.
Receive incoming calls
Receive notifications whenever a call reaches your number and decide how it should be handled. Your application can play messages, launch IVR menus, forward calls or trigger custom business logic.
Outbound calling
Start calls programmatically from your application. Once the called party answers, the platform requests instructions from your application to determine the next action.
Bridge calls
Connect two call participants under the control of your application and manage call routing dynamically.
Create IVR menus
Design interactive voice response menus by detecting keypad input and routing callers according to their selections.
Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)
Integrate AI-powered speech recognition to interpret spoken language, automate voice interactions and personalise customer conversations. Speech engines from Google, Microsoft and Amazon are connected through one API.
Voicebot Connector
Connect conversational AI platforms through the Voice API. The Voicebot Connector lets you bring your own LLM – Claude, Gemini, Mistral or Dialogflow – while the platform handles the voice and telephony layer.
Text-to-Speech (TTS)
Convert text into natural speech using built-in TTS services from Google, Microsoft and Amazon – connected through one API.
SIP Trunk integration
Link and control SIP trunks directly within your Voice API call routing workflows.
Play media
Play announcements, waiting music or other audio files in formats such as MP3 or WAV during a call.
Call recordings
Start and stop call recordings programmatically whenever required.
Voice API removes telecom complexity
Voice APIs do not introduce new telephony capabilities. They make existing telecom functions directly accessible to developers through familiar web technologies.
If your business applications need to interact with your telephony environment, the Voice API provides a straightforward integration layer without specialist telecom expertise.
Why Voice APIs matter
Modern cloud applications rely on open, standardised interfaces instead of proprietary telecom hardware and software.
Voice APIs allow business applications to connect directly with telecom services through cloud communication providers, removing the need to operate your own telecom infrastructure.
This approach lets teams develop, deploy and scale communications applications while keeping development focused on business logic rather than telecom protocols.
What is an API?
An Application Programming Interface (API) is a standard software interface that allows applications to communicate with other systems.
In the context of communications, APIs connect business applications with telecom services, making it possible to develop voice-enabled applications regardless of the underlying systems or their location.
How the Voice API works
Your application controls how calls are created and handled – from routing inbound calls to operating a global contact centre that distributes thousands of calls across multiple teams and locations.
For advanced and dynamic call handling, the Call Control functionality serves as the central component of the Voice API.
Cloud contact centre
Applications can automatically answer incoming calls, identify customer needs, route conversations to the appropriate agent and integrate directly with CRM, ERP or other business systems.
Because routing logic is entirely software-driven, endpoints no longer need to be located in the same office. This enables flexible, cloud-based contact centres that scale and adapt without added maintenance overhead.
Developer Web API
The Developer Web API allows you to run communications applications entirely on your own servers while controlling the platform through standard web technologies.
Using the familiar request-response model, your application exchanges instructions with the platform to process calls in real time.
The Web API is particularly useful when your application needs access to existing databases, backend services or custom software libraries.
This approach provides deep backend integration while allowing you to use your own hosting environment and infrastructure.
Direct integration into your existing number routing.
You can perform actions such as:
- Play audio files or tones
- Record messages
- Transfer callers
- Integrate with your own databases and business systems
- Control call routing from your backend

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