Pipedrive
An incoming call opens the right contact or deal, outbound calls start with one click, and calls are logged as activities with their recordings and summaries.
API and integrations
Every integration with our phone system is built against REST APIs. Pipedrive, HubSpot and Zammad have ready-made integrations, and any other system connects through the same APIs — with no large project and no bespoke middleware.
Ready-made integrations
These integrations are built and running in production. Getting started is configuration, not a development project.
An incoming call opens the right contact or deal, outbound calls start with one click, and calls are logged as activities with their recordings and summaries.
Calls appear on the contact timeline, you can dial straight from the CRM, and call data, recording and transcript are saved automatically.
Caller identification and ticket creation happen as the call arrives, so support sees the history immediately and nothing has to be logged by hand.
Call data and recordings on the customer record, click-to-call, and reporting as part of the sales process.
A call creates an issue with the call details attached, for teams where support and development share one tool.
Service requests and calls tied together, so field work dispatching and telephony stay in one view.
The APIs
The APIs are the same whichever system you integrate. Authentication is by API key, and data moves as JSON over HTTPS.
Speech API
Calls do not have to stay as audio files. The speech API turns each call into text and a summary that you can pull into your own system and use for search, reporting and quality monitoring.
A recorded call is converted into text, available from the API as soon as processing finishes.
A condensed version of the conversation shows what was discussed and what was agreed — without listening to the whole call.
Once calls are text, you can search them for topics and keywords and track recurring reasons for contact.
Other systems
Because every integration uses the same REST APIs, connecting a new system does not need its own development project. It is usually a matter of days rather than months.
We agree what the integration should do: caller identification, call logging, click-to-call or moving recordings across.
You get an API key for the test environment, the API reference and example requests.
Build it yourself, with your own partner, or have us build it for you.
After testing, the integration moves to production and our support team watches the first few days.
FAQ
Integrations are built against REST APIs. They let you query call data and the call log, place a call from an external system, fetch recordings, transcripts and summaries, and manage users and numbers. Call events can also be pushed to your system via webhooks.
Pipedrive, HubSpot and Zammad among others. We have also built integrations for Salesforce, Jira and Huoltokanava.
Other systems connect through the same REST APIs without a large project. Because the APIs are identical for every integration, a new connection is typically days of work rather than months.
Yes. Recorded calls can be transcribed into text and condensed into a summary, and both the transcript and the summary can be fetched through the API into your own system or CRM.
Next step
Tell us which system you are integrating and what it needs to do, and we will send the API reference and test credentials.