# `bird voice`

## Usage

```bash
bird voice
```

## Description

Bird's SIP trunking. Production calls come from your own equipment, so these mostly
read what happened and why: list and get are the per-call records, stats the
aggregates. trunks, caller-ids and destinations decide what is admitted,
session-credentials mints one to connect with, and tools places a call.

Reads return JSON; list is paginated.

## Calls

| Name                                     | Description |
| ---------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| [`list`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-list) | List calls  |
| [`get`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-get)   | Get a call  |

## Trunking

| Name                                                                   | Description                                                   |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [`trunks`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-trunks)                           | Read the workspace's SIP trunks                               |
| [`caller-ids`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-caller-ids)                   | Read the workspace's caller IDs and their verification status |
| [`destinations`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-destinations)               | Read which destination countries the workspace has enabled    |
| [`session-credentials`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-session-credentials) | Mint a short-lived SIP credential to connect with             |

## Tools

| Name                                       | Description            |
| ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------- |
| [`tools`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-tools) | Voice diagnostic tools |

## Analytics

| Name                                       | Description                     |
| ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------- |
| [`stats`](/docs/cli/reference/voice-stats) | Read aggregate voice statistics |