Getting started with Voice
Place your first programmable voice call in three steps.
Set up your Voice workspace, connect a SIP trunk with a verified caller ID, and place a test call from the browser phone or your SIP client. Confirm two-way audio, keypad input, and the call log record before routing live customer calls.
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Set up your SIP trunk and verify your first outbound call.
Walk through workspace setup, caller ID verification, and a live test call before routing customer traffic.
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Sign up for Bird.
Create your Bird workspace, open Voice, and add prepaid balance. Enable the destination country you plan to call and pick a phone number your team can answer for testing.
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Connect a SIP trunk.
Create a SIP trunk, attach a purchased Bird number or verify an existing caller ID, and choose how to place your test call. Go online in the built-in browser phone and dial directly, or register your PBX or SIP client. SIP trunks guide →
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Place your first call.
Call your test number and answer it to confirm two-way audio, keypad input, and a clean hangup. Open the call log to review the completed call record, duration, and status before routing live customer calls. First call guide →
Put it into practice.
Continue with the documentation, guides and examples for this topic.
Talk to our Voice team
Test your first call and plan your production rollout.
Open a Voice workspace to run your first test call today, or talk with a specialist about phone numbers, country coverage, AI voice agents, and production capacity for your rollout.