Start the conversation
Create outbound calls through the account API using a destination, caller ID, and instructions URL.
A few lines of code.
A real conversation.
Make and receive calls inside your product. Shape what happens next with TwiML, and follow every conversation from the first ring to the final callback.
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Your customer journey has a voice.
Connect a customer to your support team, deliver a spoken notification, or route an incoming call. Your application decides the experience; Ruut Voice keeps the call and its events together.
Choose what happens next
Use TwiML to play audio, collect keypad input, and connect the caller to another number or SIP endpoint.
Keep your app in the loop
Receive status callbacks and inspect request logs when a conversation needs attention.
A clear way
to get started.
Find your guide- 01
Get your credentials
Create an account-scoped API key with voice access.
- 02
Give the call instructions
Host a TwiML response at a URL your application controls.
- 03
Make your first call
Send a call request and follow its status in the console.
Before you
make the call.
Practical answers to get you started.
Can I use a Twilio SDK?
Ruut Voice exposes Twilio-compatible account endpoints. Configure your SDK with your Ruut Voice base URL and credentials, and check the reference for supported operations.
Can I handle inbound calls?
Yes. Configure a voice URL on your phone number so your application can return instructions when a call arrives.
Where can I troubleshoot a call?
Open Call logs to review status, duration, and events. Webhook logs show the requests delivered to your application.
Make the connection
Make voice api part of your next chapter.
Bring your numbers, your team, and your ideas.
Build what comes next with Ruut Voice.