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Verboice is an open source and free platform -developed by InSTEDD- that allows you to easily create powerful voice enabled applications.

Scenario

If you...

• Need to make or reply to phone calls with a specific workflow, and you...
• Have a phone number

Then you...

• Create an account in Verboice
• Once in, you create an application and specify the desired workflow
• You configure your account to use your phone number

And your are done! Check out the Getting Started guide to try it out for yourself.

Community

You can ask any questions about Verboice on the InSTEDD Tech Google Group. We'd also love to hear your success stories!

Channels

A Channel is how Verboice makes and receives calls. Verboice supports many different aggregators, such as Callcentric, Twilio or Skype, as well as most SIP-based aggregators. You can also use a local SIP-enabled appliance, such as a Voiceblue gateway, for placing calls locally.

You may find more info on configuring different kind of channels here:

• Twilio
• Callcentric
• Skype
• Nexmo

Installation

InSTEDD provides a free-to-use Verboice instance at verboice.instedd.org, though you can choose to deploy and manage your own Verboice server. The currently supported platform is Ubuntu 12.04, either manually or using Vagrant; as well as Raspberry Pi. You may also find out-of-date instructions for other platforms throughout the wiki

Advanced

Here you may find info on some more advanced topics on Verboice:

• Programatically manage Verboice via its API
• Use callbacks to programatically provide call flow steps
• Integrate existing applications via external services
• Check usage statistics of your server
• Configure network if running Verboice inside a VM
• Pull collected data via its FLOIP API

Contributing

You can follow the instructions to set up the project for development in a Mac OS environment here. Feel free to send us a pull request with new features.