A voice API is a tool that software developers use to build and get phone calls using an Application Programming Interface (API). A voice API connects internet built applications to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN).
One of the main benefits of a voice API is that designers don’t need telecoms skill to build voice applications. The voice API executes all the telephony functions, so developers can focus on designing an attractive customer experience. Voice APIs are also very configurable, simply expendable, scalable and extremely cost effective.
Voice calling is a needed part of our lives. We often make and receive calls to stay in touch with people, create business transactions, or complete other conversation purposes. Therefore, some communication companies have showing their Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to enable developers to create and run powerful voice applications.
With the APIs, you can create, receive, and manage calls, allowing you to build rich and reliable voice practices.