Voice API Release Notes

This page documents the release history of the EnableX Programmable Voice API. Each version entry covers new capabilities, route additions, and changes that affect how you integrate with the API.

Voice API v2.0

Voice API v2.0 is the current major version. It introduces full connectivity to legacy telephony infrastructure and SIP-based systems through a REST API, enabling application developers to programmatically control voice calls without deep telephony expertise.

Key capabilities introduced in v2.0:

• SIP and PSTN Connectivity: Connect to SIP endpoints, PBX systems, and the public telephone network (PSTN) directly from your application. Provides a bridge between IP-based communication and traditional telephone infrastructure.
• Outbound Calls: Initiate calls to any PSTN number or SIP URI via REST API.
• Inbound Call Handling: Configure webhooks to receive and control incoming calls with full programmatic control over routing, IVR, and call flow.
• DTMF Support: Send and receive DTMF tones for IVR navigation and keypad input during active calls.
• Secure Webhooks: Full control over incoming and outgoing call flows through secure webhook callbacks, giving your application real-time visibility and control.
• Language-Agnostic REST Interface: Easy binding with any programming language through standard HTTP/REST calls — no proprietary SDKs required.