Quickcall
About Quickcall
Quickcall allows you to create legs between endpoints (user, device, …).
Target Call ID
If you know ahead of time that this new quickcall leg will be interacting with an existing call leg, you can supply the existing call-id to the API call to ensure the new leg will be created on the same media server as the existing call leg.
Endpoints supported
Supported endpoints for quickcalls:
Endpoint Type | Endpoint Id |
---|---|
users | {USER_ID} |
devices | {DEVICE_ID} |
Custom Application Vars
CAVs allow you to set custom data that will appear on subsequent call events (found in Webhook and Websocket payloads) as well as the final CDR.
You can specify CAVs in two way:
- As query-string parameters:
/quickcall/{NUMBER}?foo=bar
- As POST body:
{"data":{"custom_application_vars":{"foo":"bar"}}}
Schema
Request options (query string in a GET or POST body): Call leg is first made to the requesting endpoint (A leg) and then once answered, the other call leg is generated to the destination endpoint (B leg).
Key | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
auto_answer | boolean() | Tells the SIP phone to auto-answer the call, if supported |
cid-name | string() | Set the callee ID name that will appear on the B leg device (defaults to the cid name of the A user/device) |
cid-number | string() | Set the callee ID number that will appear on the B leg device (defaults to the {PHONE_NUMBER} /cid-number of the A user/device) |
caller-id-name | string() | Set the caller ID name that will appear on the A leg device (defaults to “Device QuickCall”) |
caller-id-number | string() | Set the caller ID number that will appear on the A leg device (defaults to the requesting users phone number) |
custom_application_vars | object() | Custom data to include on the call (and events related to the call) |
ignore-early-media | boolean() | Toggle whether to ignore early media |
media | string('bypass', 'process') | Toggle whether to go peer-to-peer(bypass with the RTP |
number_filter | boolean() , regex() | If true, remove non-alphanumeric characters. If a regex, use the first capture group as the “number” to dial. |
target_call_id | string() | An existing call-id used to determine what media server to create the quickcall leg on |
timeout | integer(3..) | In seconds, how long to ring the device(s) (defaults to 30) |
Non-blocking Quickcall
This returns a 202 immediately. The drawback is that if no endpoints are found to originate to, there will be no channel events generated to let an external application know the quickcall failed.
GET /v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/{ENDPOINTS}/{ENDPOINT_ID}/quickcall/{NUMBER}
curl -v -X GET \
-H "X-Auth-Token: {AUTH_TOKEN}" \
http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/{ENDPOINTS}/{ENDPOINT_ID}/quickcall/{NUMBER}
Blocking Quickcall
This will return a 202 if the quickcall successfully originates (meaning a channel is started). It will return errors if the originate fails to start a channel or if there aren’t any endpoints available.
POST /v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/{ENDPOINTS}/{ENDPOINT_ID}/quickcall/{NUMBER}
curl -v -X POST \
-H "X-Auth-Token: {AUTH_TOKEN}" \
http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/{ENDPOINTS}/{ENDPOINT_ID}/quickcall/{NUMBER}
Execute a quick call for a device
Ring the device; once answered, connect to {PHONE_NUMBER}
In this scenario, the device is considered the callee
while the {PHONE_NUMBER}
side is considered the caller (helpful to know when debugging a call!).
GET /v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/devices/{DEVICE_ID}/quickcall/{PHONE_NUMBER}
curl -v -X GET \
-H "X-Auth-Token: {AUTH_TOKEN}" \
http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/devices/{DEVICE_ID}/quickcall/{PHONE_NUMBER}
{
"auth_token": "{AUTH_TOKEN}",
"data": {
"export_custom_channel_vars": [
"Account-ID",
"Retain-CID",
"Authorizing-ID",
"Authorizing-Type"
],
"custom_channel_vars": {
"authorizing_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"authorizing_type": "device",
"inherit_codec": "false",
"retain_cid": "true",
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}"
},
"continue_on_fail": false,
"dial_endpoint_method": "simultaneous",
"outbound_callee_id_number": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NUMBER}",
"outbound_callee_id_name": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NAME}",
"outbound_caller_id_number": "{E164_NUMBER}",
"outbound_caller_id_name": "Device QuickCall",
"media": "process",
"ignore_early_media": true,
"timeout": 30,
"endpoints": [
{
"outbound_call_id": "{CALL_ID}-quickcall",
"custom_channel_vars": {
"auto_answer": true,
"authorizing_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"owner_id": "{USER_ID}",
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}",
"media_encryption_enforce_security": false,
"sip_invite_domain": "{ACCOUNT_REALM}"
},
"custom_sip_headers": {
"x_kazoo_aor": "sip:{DEVICE_SIP_USER}@{ACCOUNT_REALM}"
},
"presence_id": "{PRESENCE_ID}",
"codecs": [
"PCMU",
"PCMA"
],
"endpoint_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"to_did": "{E164_NUMBER}",
"to_realm": "{ACCOUNT_REALM}",
"to_username": "{DEVICE_SIP_USER}",
"to_user": "{DEVICE_SIP_USER}",
"invite_format": "username"
}
],
"application_data": {
"route": "{PHONE_NUMBER}"
},
"application_name": "transfer"
},
"status": "success",
"request_id": "{REQUEST_ID}",
"revision": "{REVISION}"
}
Execute a quick call for a user
Ring user’s devices; once answered, connect to {PHONE_NUMBER}
In this scenario, the user’s devices are considered the callee
while the {PHONE_NUMBER}
side is considered the caller (helpful to know when debugging a call!).
GET /v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/users/{USER_ID}/quickcall/{PHONE_NUMBER}
curl -v -X GET \
-H "X-Auth-Token: {AUTH_TOKEN}" \
http://{SERVER}:8000/v2/accounts/{ACCOUNT_ID}/users/{USER_ID}/quickcall/{PHONE_NUMBER}
{
"auth_token": "{AUTH_TOKEN}",
"data": {
"export_custom_channel_vars": [
"Account-ID",
"Retain-CID",
"Authorizing-ID",
"Authorizing-Type"
],
"custom_channel_vars": {
"authorizing_id": "{USER_ID}",
"authorizing_type": "user",
"inherit_codec": "false",
"retain_cid": "true",
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}"
},
"continue_on_fail": false,
"dial_endpoint_method": "simultaneous",
"outbound_callee_id_number": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NUMBER}",
"outbound_callee_id_name": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NAME}",
"outbound_caller_id_number": "{E164_NUMBER}",
"outbound_caller_id_name": "Device QuickCall",
"media": "process",
"ignore_early_media": true,
"timeout": 30,
"endpoints": [
{
"outbound_call_id": "{CALL_ID}-quickcall",
"custom_channel_vars": {
"auto_answer": true,
"authorizing_id": "{USER_ID}",
"owner_id": "{USER_ID}",
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}",
"media_encryption_enforce_security": false,
"sip_invite_domain": "{ACCOUNT_REALM}"
},
"custom_sip_headers": {
"x_kazoo_aor": "sip:{DEVICE_SIP_USER}@{ACCOUNT_REALM}"
},
"presence_id": "{PRESENCE_ID}",
"codecs": [
"PCMU",
"PCMA"
],
"endpoint_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"to_did": "{E164_NUMBER}",
"to_realm": "{ACCOUNT_REALM}",
"to_username": "{DEVICE_SIP_USER}",
"to_user": "{DEVICE_SIP_USER}",
"invite_format": "username"
}
],
"application_data": {
"route": "{PHONE_NUMBER}"
},
"application_name": "transfer"
},
"status": "success",
"request_id": "{REQUEST_ID}",
"revision": "{REVISION}"
}
Failing Requests
If issued with a GET
to an unregistered device (or a user with no available devices), quickcall will return the call setup information immediately but no channel events will be generated (no events for webhooks/websockets). This can lead external apps to not know if the quickcall was originated properly or not.
Therefore, it is advisable to use POST
which will block the API request until the channel starts or the quickcall fails. An example of a failing quickcall (which generated no call events):
{
"auth_token": "{AUTH_TOKEN}",
"data": {
"error_message": "DESTINATION_OUT_OF_ORDER",
"request": {
"app_name": "crossbar",
"app_version": "4.0.0",
"application_data": {
"route": "{EXTENSION}"
},
"application_name": "transfer",
"continue_on_fail": false,
"custom_channel_vars": {
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}",
"authorizing_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"authorizing_type": "device",
"inherit_codec": "false",
"retain_cid": "true"
},
"dial_endpoint_method": "simultaneous",
"endpoints": [
{
"codecs": [
"PCMU",
"PCMA"
],
"custom_channel_vars": {
"account_id": "{ACCOUNT_ID}",
"authorizing_id": "{DEVICE_ID}",
"authorizing_type": "device",
"auto_answer": true,
"media_encryption_enforce_security": false,
"sip_invite_domain": "{SIP_REALM}"
},
"custom_sip_headers": {
"x_kazoo_aor": "sip:{SIP_USERNAME}@{SIP_REALM}",
"x_kazoo_invite_format": "contact"
},
"ignore_completed_elsewhere": false,
"invite_format": "contact",
"outbound_call_id": "{CALL_ID}-quickcall",
"presence_id": "{SIP_USERNAME}@{SIP_REALM}",
"to_did": "{EXTENSION}",
"to_realm": "{SIP_REALM}",
"to_user": "{SIP_USERNAME}",
"to_username": "{SIP_USERNAME}"
}
],
"event_category": "resource",
"event_name": "originate_req",
"export_custom_channel_vars": [
"Account-ID",
"Retain-CID",
"Authorizing-ID",
"Authorizing-Type",
"Outbound-Callee-ID-Number",
"Outbound-Callee-ID-Name"
],
"ignore_early_media": true,
"media": "process",
"msg_id": "{MSG_ID}",
"node": "{NODE}",
"outbound_callee_id_name": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NAME}",
"outbound_callee_id_number": "{DEVICE_CALLER_ID_NUMBER}",
"outbound_caller_id_name": "Device QuickCall",
"outbound_caller_id_number": "{EXTENSION}",
"server_id": "{API_AMQP_QUEUE}",
"system_log_id": "{LOG_ID}",
"timeout": 30
}
},
"error": "500",
"message": "quickcall initiation failed",
"node": "{NODE}",
"request_id": "{REQUEST_ID}",
"status": "error",
"timestamp": "{TIMESTAMP}",
"version": "4.2.2"
}