Action success monitoring (BYE / transfer)
How to prove a bot-initiated BYE or transfer made it end to end from the voice PBX through the SIP edge to the carrier, and which alerts to build on that chain.
How to prove a bot-initiated BYE or transfer made it end to end from the voice PBX through the SIP edge to the carrier, and which alerts to build on that chain.
Carrier-facing SIP and Q.850 termination reasons, bot BYE headers, transfer behavior, SIP header budgets, and fail-open hangup handling.
Platform-wide outbound SIP trunks and egress pools — carrier routing, pool strategies, authentication, caller ID, and base-number linking.
How Delphi builds outbound SIP request-URIs for Genesys Cloud CX using FQDN or TGRP, TLS 1.2, and a per-trunk customer prefix.
Platform-wide control of SIP header manipulation — default global configs plus all team-specific configs.
Team-scoped SIP header rules applied to your team's base numbers, separate from platform defaults.
Map SIP headers and managed LLM channel data into structured key-value context — rules, templates, encoding, and source JSON.
What Kamailio and TelSys log for SIP — capture points, methods (OPTIONS, CANCEL, PRACK), response codes (481, 487), and how records reach the Debug SIP ladder.
Catalog of SIP trunk health logs emitted by TelPhi and TelAPI — when each fires, what it means, and which payload fields appear.
Inbound SIP trunks — identification, authentication, media, TLS / mTLS, and how trunks run in parallel.
SIP proxy (Kamailio), media proxy (RTPEngine), WebRTC gateway (Janus), and TURN server — operations, runbook, configuration, troubleshooting.
Asterisk (TelSys) plus the AI conversation engine (TelPhi) — operations, runbook, configuration, troubleshooting.