Manage numbers and calls with AI
Give your AI agent a phone number
Watch Claude find and buy a London number through didlogic, then connect it to an existing ElevenLabs agent.
1. Ask for a local number.
2. Approve the purchase and setup.
3. Call the number to test your agent.
Demo uses an existing didlogic account and ElevenLabs agent, with both connectors enabled in Claude.
What will you ask didlogic to do?
Find and set up phone numbers
Find available numbers, check prices and document requirements, then ask your assistant to buy a number and configure its routing.
Try asking:
“Show me available London numbers, their prices, and any required documents.”
Start calls from your assistant
Ask your assistant to place a call using Click2Call. It connects your configured SIP account first, then calls the destination and joins the two.
Try asking:
“Call [phone number] from my SIP account [account ID] using Click2Call.”
Requires a SIP account configured to receive calls. Standard call charges apply.
Understand your calls and costs
Compare call volumes, spending, and answer rates by destination. Ask your assistant to highlight changes worth investigating.
Try asking:
“Summarize last week’s calls and spending by destination. Where did answer rates drop compared with the previous week?”
Check your phone setup
Find numbers with no routing destination and SIP accounts with no recent outbound calls.
Try asking:
“Show numbers with no destination and SIP accounts that haven’t made calls in 30 days.”
Get started with didlogic MCP
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Step 1
Prepare your account
Create and verify your didlogic account. MCP requires Plus-plan access; contact the team about temporary access.
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Step 2
Connect your assistant
Add https://mcp.didlogic.com/mcp as a connector and sign in to didlogic.
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Step 3
Try your first request
Ask which numbers are available in your target country and what they cost. Review any purchase or change before approving it.
Access, costs, and control
MCP is available on the didlogic Plus plan, with no separate MCP fee. Numbers, calls, SMS, and HLR lookups use your usual rates. Ask your account manager about temporary access.
Your assistant can perform actions your account allows, including purchases and deletions. Most assistants request approval for changes or charges. Review each action and check your approval settings
Revoke access by deleting the connector’s key under API & Webhooks, then remove it from your assistant. OAuth keys are named “Didlogic MCP auth key.”
Questions about didlogic MCP
What is didlogic MCP?
The didlogic MCP server connects your AI assistant to your didlogic account through the Model Context Protocol. You can ask it to manage phone numbers, configure routing, start calls, and retrieve call reports.
What do I need to get started?
You need a didlogic account with Plus-plan access and an AI assistant that supports MCP. Contact your account manager about temporary access. Account verification and any required number documents must be completed before the relevant services can be used.
Which AI assistants can I use?
The setup guide covers Claude on the web and desktop, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code. Connector availability and setup depend on your assistant and plan.
Does MCP cost extra?
The MCP server has no separate fee, but access requires the didlogic Plus plan. Number purchases, calls, SMS, and HLR lookups use your usual didlogic rates.
Can I connect a number to an existing AI voice agent?
The video demonstrates this with an existing ElevenLabs agent and both didlogic and ElevenLabs connectors enabled in Claude. Requirements for other platforms depend on their configuration and available tools.
Can I place calls through MCP?
Yes, using Click2Call. It connects the configured agent leg first, then dials the destination and joins the two. A suitable calling configuration is required, and standard call charges apply.
Can I run bulk tasks?
Yes. Large requests may need to be split into batches. The MCP server currently makes up to one API call per second and up to 50 calls per step.
How do I disconnect my assistant?
Delete its key under API & Webhooks in didlogic, then remove the connector from your assistant. For OAuth connections, the key is named “Didlogic MCP auth key.”