Wholesale VoIP termination connects calls from your customers’ communications systems to fixed and mobile telephone networks. Your platform sends the calls over SIP; didlogic carries the outbound traffic through its own carrier network.
Keep control of your customer relationships and voice platform while working with didlogic on destination routing, SIP configuration and technical testing.
Share the countries, networks and prefixes your customers call. didlogic reviews your destination requirements and traffic profile so you can confirm the routes and number ranges available before activation.
Discuss the caller IDs your customers need to present and test their delivery on the selected destinations. CLI passthrough requires an eligible account level and approval, with presentation subject to destination and carrier restrictions.
Share your expected monthly minutes, peak calls per second and concurrent calls. Your account manager coordinates the capacity review, including account limits and security requirements, before you increase traffic.
Describe the calls your customers make, including any automated campaigns or short-duration traffic. The team reviews requirements that could affect routing and activation; specialist campaign traffic belongs with our Dialer Routes service.
Configure authentication, audio and call controls around your existing voice platform.
Connect using IP-based SIP authentication. After creating your account, request the setup through Support so the team can create the appropriate SIP account for your endpoint.
Supported SIP codecs include G.711 A-law, G.711 μ-law, G.729 and GSM. DTMF support includes in-band tones and RFC2833/RFC4733 RTP events. Validate your required configuration during testing.
Set outbound channel, call-duration and call-cost restrictions within your SIP account’s permitted limits. Use authorised IP restrictions and account two-factor authentication as part of your security setup.
Review and download call history from the History tab in your didlogic account. Export call records to support your usage checks and troubleshooting.
Create your account and share your destinations, traffic type, expected volume, capacity needs and caller-ID requirements.
Configure your SIP connection and test the agreed destinations. Check call completion, caller ID, two-way audio and DTMF.
Confirm commercial terms and production readiness, then start with limited traffic and increase volume according to the agreed plan.
Add inbound numbers and route incoming calls to your SIP infrastructure.
Connect a business’s existing PBX, contact center or application to fixed and mobile networks for its own outbound calls.
Discuss routes for high-CPS campaigns, short-duration calls and other specialist outbound traffic.
Customers use didlogic to provision phone numbers, connect existing SIP systems, and manage inbound voice across markets. Here’s what they say about setup, control, and reliability.
Wholesale VoIP termination is the delivery of outbound calls from a carrier, ITSP, reseller or communications platform to the public telephone network. With didlogic, your platform sends calls over SIP for delivery to fixed and mobile destinations.
A-Z termination describes international outbound calling across a broad range of destinations. Coverage and route characteristics vary by country, network and number range, so confirm your required destinations before moving traffic.
SIP termination delivers calls sent over SIP to their destination telephone networks. SIP trunking provides the connection between your communications system and a voice provider; that connection can support outbound termination and inbound calling services. See didlogic SIP Trunking for the connection options.
Start with the published destination rates, then confirm pricing for your traffic with the didlogic team. Your account configuration and destination requirements affect the applicable charges. Review billing increments alongside the per-minute rate when comparing costs.
A minimum monthly commitment applies to standard production account levels. If your eligible spend falls below the commitment for the billing period, the difference is charged. Confirm the account level and commercial terms that apply to your wholesale arrangement before activation.
CLI passthrough is available on Plus, Premium and Enterprise account levels, subject to approval. Share your caller-ID requirements during onboarding and test presentation on your target destinations, as carrier and destination restrictions can affect delivery.
Yes. didlogic supports IP-based SIP authentication. Create your account, then contact Support through the portal to request an IP-authenticated SIP account and configure your endpoint using the supplied connection details.
Capacity depends on your account configuration and the requirements of your traffic. Share your expected concurrent calls, peak calls per second and destinations with your account manager so the team can review the setup and any required changes.
Route testing forms part of technical onboarding. Agree the test scope and terms with the team, then check representative destinations, caller-ID presentation, two-way audio and DTMF before production launch.
A-Z termination covers outbound calls. To receive calls, add virtual phone numbers and configure their inbound routing to your SIP infrastructure.