Bring your infrastructure
Connect external PBX systems and SIP devices through a configured SIP trunk.
Keep your phone system.
Open up its possibilities.
Connect your PBX and SIP infrastructure to Ruut Voice. Bring numbers, routing, and call visibility into one workspace, with the controls your operations team needs.
Set up your workspaceYour infrastructure, connected
Ruut VoiceRouting & visibility
Your PBXExisting phone system
Ruut VoiceRouting & visibilityYour carrierConfigured SIP connection
Keep the systems that work. Bring their conversations together.
A clear path between your systems.
Manage the connection between your existing telephony stack and your carrier. Configure trunks, assign numbers, and trace traffic without losing sight of which account owns each conversation.
Give every number a route
Manage phone number assignments and voice configuration alongside the trunk that carries the call.
Investigate with context
Review call records, outcomes, and account ownership from the same console.
A clear way
to get started.
Find your guide- 01
Configure the trunk
Add your provider details and the authentication required by your connection.
- 02
Connect your numbers
Assign phone numbers and configure the route for inbound calls.
- 03
Test the route
Use the trunk test action and review call records before sending production traffic.
Before you
make the call.
Practical answers to get you started.
Do I need to replace my PBX?
No. SIP trunking is designed to connect your existing SIP-capable systems. Network and authentication requirements depend on your provider.
Can I manage more than one trunk?
Yes. Carrier workspaces can manage multiple SIP trunks and associate resources with accounts.
How do I verify the connection?
The console provides a trunk test-call action. Check the resulting call details and your provider configuration if the test cannot connect.
Make the connection
Make sip trunking part of your next chapter.
Bring your numbers, your team, and your ideas.
Build what comes next with Ruut Voice.