Twilio or Telnyx voice translation
Keep your provider account and numbers. Connect the live media path using Twilio Streams or Telnyx TeXML, then route translated audio back into the existing call flow.
Telephony & voice integration
Plug Kallglot into your existing voice architecture or phone systemโTwilio, Telnyx, SIP trunks to a PBX, or managed numbers. Low-latency connectivity without replacing your carriers.
Managed numbers
The fastest path to production. Built-in routing and dialpad for teams that want Kallglot to carry the traffic.
Core features
Smart routing
Native dialpad
100+ countries
Your Twilio or Telnyx
Run Kallglot on the numbers and accounts you already use (BYOT)โsame provider, added multilingual voice infrastructure.
Direct sync
Twilio Streams
Telnyx TeXML
SIP / PBX bridge
Connect contact centers and legacy PBX stacks over standard SIPโkeep your existing phone system as the edge.
Protocols
RFC 3261 (SIP)
G.711 / Opus
Three ways to connect your phone system
Kallglot supports three integration modelsโyour company chooses the one that fits your voice architecture or phone system. All three share the same low-latency processing layer (sub-500 ms targets), redundant routing logic, and live telemetry in the dashboard.
Direct connection IDs
Use Twilio Streams or Telnyx TeXML on the provider accounts you already operate. Kallglot joins the media path through your direct connection identifiersโno forced number port.
SIP trunks & PBX bridges
Bring a contact center or PBX over standard SIP trunks and bridges. Your existing phone system stays at the edge; Kallglot connects where you place it in the media or control path.
Managed number routing
Use Kallglot-managed numbers when you want the leanest operations: we handle routing and dialpad flows with broad country coverage while you focus on agents and automations.
VOICE_STREAM_ACTIVE
Latency
412ms
Jitter
12ms
Implementation guide
Choose the right integration path for multilingual calls
Your telephony architecture should determine how Kallglot connectsโnot the other way around. Start with the model that preserves your routing, numbers, failover, recording and compliance requirements.
SIP and PBX translation
Bridge Kallglot to an enterprise PBX or contact-centre platform over SIP. Your current system remains responsible for queues, extensions and agent routing.
Managed multilingual numbers
Use Kallglot-managed numbers for the fastest pilot when you do not need to preserve an existing carrier configuration.
Technical discovery checklist
- Current carrier, PBX or contact-centre platform
- Inbound, outbound and transfer call paths
- Codec, SIP, media-stream and firewall requirements
- Failover, recording and disclosure policies
- Target languages, countries and expected concurrency
- CRM, ticketing and post-call workflow requirements
Buyer questions
Telephony integration questions
Can Kallglot add translation to an existing PBX?
Yes. Kallglot can connect through a SIP trunk or bridge while your PBX continues to manage extensions, queues and routing.
Does Kallglot work with Twilio Voice?
Yes. Kallglot can use Twilio media streams and your existing Twilio numbers and account, avoiding a forced number migration.
Does Kallglot work with Telnyx?
Yes. Telnyx voice applications can connect through TeXML and direct media integration while retaining the provider configuration you already operate.
Do we need to port our phone numbers?
Not when using your own Twilio, Telnyx or SIP infrastructure. Managed numbers remain available when a new number is the simplest pilot path.
What should IT validate during a pilot?
Validate the complete audio path, latency, codec compatibility, failover, transfers, recording, regional processing, concurrency and downstream CRM or ticket updates.