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Embed Voice AI In Your Product

Embed speech generation, voice workflows, and usage controls directly into your own product stack.

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Connect api access to your existing tools

REST
Webhooks
Backend services
CRM
Data platforms
Observability

From key to production

A developer path that stays clear as usage grows.

Create scoped credentials, make the first request, handle events and failures, then monitor the complete integration in production.

  1. 01

    Create credentials

    Use a server-side key for the appropriate test or production environment.

  2. 02

    Make a request

    Call the required agent, call, or speech endpoint from your backend.

  3. 03

    Handle events

    Verify webhook requests and process state changes idempotently.

  4. 04

    Monitor and scale

    Track latency, failures, limits, and usage as traffic grows.

Inside a production request

Clear primitives at the edge. Strong controls underneath.

Authentication, voice endpoints, and observable events give developers a predictable path from the first request to production traffic.

01

Composable primitives

Build around the voice capabilities you need

Create agents, initiate calls, generate speech, and retrieve outcomes using focused endpoints that fit an existing backend or application.

02

Event-driven workflows

Respond when the conversation changes state

Use signed webhook events to connect call starts, completions, transfers, and outcomes to the rest of your product workflow.

03

Production controls

Separate environments and observe usage

Scope credentials, protect server-side secrets, handle errors, and monitor request volume as the integration moves into production.

Developer console

Voice API Integration

Connect API events to the rest of your application stack.

Plan your integration
API Access exampleRequest completed
  1. 1
    CustomerPOST /v1/calls
  2. 2
    API Access201 Created · call_id: call_7f31
  3. 3
    Connected actionWebhook endpoint notified

Scoped authentication, stable endpoints, and visible events create a dependable runtime from integration through production.

Use cases

Where api access helps your team.

API Access at a glance

The details your team can evaluate.

API

agent and speech primitives

Events

webhooks for workflow state

Keys

scoped environment access

Request lifecycle

Every request stays predictable and observable.

Scoped authentication, stable endpoints, and visible events create a dependable runtime from integration through production.

Composable primitives

Build around the voice capabilities you need

Create agents, initiate calls, generate speech, and retrieve outcomes using focused endpoints that fit an existing backend or application.

API runtime

Frequently asked questions

What developers ask before integration.

A practical overview of api access, setup, and how your team stays in control.

Where should API keys be stored?

Keep API keys in a server-side secret store and never expose them in browser or mobile client code. Use separate credentials and least-privilege access for each environment.

How should webhook events be processed?

Verify the request signature, acknowledge events quickly, queue slower work, and process event identifiers idempotently so retries do not create duplicate actions.

Can we test before making live calls?

Use a separate development environment, test data, and approved destination numbers where available. Validate the complete event and error path before enabling a production workflow.

What should we monitor in production?

Track request errors, call outcomes, webhook delivery, end-to-end latency, usage, and any downstream system failures that affect the customer experience.

Start building

Ship one voice workflow through the API.

Start with one api access workflow, connect the tools it needs, and expand from real results.

✓ Speech endpoints✓ Usage controls✓ Developer-friendly docs