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SIP Trunks

The SIP Trunks endpoint has operations that allow you to create, view, update, and remove SIP trunks.

Create SIP trunk

Creates a new SIP trunk.

SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0
Request
Request Body schema: application/json
required
name
required
string

The friendly name of your SIP trunk.

hostName
required
string

The host of the domain you would like to have for you trunk.

enableCallerName
boolean
Default: false

Enable caller name lookup for incoming calls. US and canada only.

Responses
201

SIP trunk created successfully

Response Schema: application/json
name
required
string

The friendly name of your SIP trunk.

hostName
required
string

The host of the domain you would like to have for you trunk.

id
string

The SIP trunk id.

topLevelDomain
string

The top level domain to which the SIP trunk belongs.

domain
string

The fully qualified name of the domain, which is a combination of your 'hostName' and the 'topLevelDomain'.

callsPerSecond
integer >= 1
Default: 1

Number of calls started per second, to increase this please contact your account manager.

enableCallerName
boolean
Default: false

Enable caller name lookup for incoming calls. US and canada only.

createTime
string <date-time>

The date and time that the SIP trunk was created.

updateTime
string <date-time>

The date and time that the SIP trunk was last modified.

projectId
string

The ID of the account.

post/trunks
Request samples
application/json
{
  • "hostName": "acme-domain-1",
  • "name": "Acme Trunk"
}
Response samples
application/json
{
  • "id": "",
  • "hostName": "acme-domain-1",
  • "topLevelDomain": ".elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "domain": "acme-domain-1.elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "name": "Acme Trunk",
  • "callsPerSecond": 100,
  • "enableCallerName": true,
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "projectId": "1bf62742-7b84-4666-9cbe-8e5734fd57d0"
}

List SIP trunks

Returns a list of all SIP trunks. If you specify pagination settings, the list of SIP trunks can be returned separated and sorted into pages.

SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0
Request
query Parameters
page
integer
Default: 1

The page you want to fetch, can set to 1 for first page, or omitted for first page

pageSize
integer [ 1 .. 500 ]
Default: 500

The size of each page to fetch

domain
string

Filter by domain

Responses
200

Request completed successfully

Response Schema: application/json
totalItems
integer <int32>

Total size of the result.

pageNumber
string

The token to be used for listing the next page

pageSize
integer <int32>

The number of items per page. Default is 500.

Array of objects (SipTrunk)

The list of SIP trunks that matches the query parameters.

get/trunks
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500,
  • "trunks": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Get SIP Trunk
Search for a SIP trunk by ID.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
Responses 
200
SIP trunk found successfully


Response Schema: application/json
name
required
string
The friendly name of your SIP trunk.


 
hostName
required
string
The host of the domain you would like to have for you trunk.


 
id
string
The SIP trunk id.


 
topLevelDomain
string
The top level domain to which the SIP trunk belongs.


 
domain
string
The fully qualified name of the domain, which is a combination of your 'hostName' and the 'topLevelDomain'.


 
callsPerSecond
integer  >= 1 
 Default:  1
Number of calls started per second, to increase this please contact your account manager.


 
enableCallerName
boolean
 Default:  false
Enable caller name lookup for incoming calls. US and canada only.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP trunk was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP trunk was last modified.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the account.


 
get/trunks/{sipTrunkId}
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "id": "",
  • "hostName": "acme-domain-1",
  • "topLevelDomain": ".elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "domain": "acme-domain-1.elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "name": "Acme Trunk",
  • "callsPerSecond": 100,
  • "enableCallerName": true,
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "projectId": "1bf62742-7b84-4666-9cbe-8e5734fd57d0"
}
Update SIP trunk
Update an existing SIP Trunk by ID. The whole object must be sent. Any missing fields will be set to null.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
required
name
required
string
The friendly name of your SIP trunk.


 
hostName
required
string
The host of the domain you would like to have for you trunk.


 
enableCallerName
boolean
 Default:  false
Enable caller name lookup for incoming calls. US and canada only.


 
Responses 
200
SIP trunk updated successfully


Response Schema: application/json
name
required
string
The friendly name of your SIP trunk.


 
hostName
required
string
The host of the domain you would like to have for you trunk.


 
id
string
The SIP trunk id.


 
topLevelDomain
string
The top level domain to which the SIP trunk belongs.


 
domain
string
The fully qualified name of the domain, which is a combination of your 'hostName' and the 'topLevelDomain'.


 
callsPerSecond
integer  >= 1 
 Default:  1
Number of calls started per second, to increase this please contact your account manager.


 
enableCallerName
boolean
 Default:  false
Enable caller name lookup for incoming calls. US and canada only.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP trunk was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP trunk was last modified.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the account.


 
put/trunks/{sipTrunkId}
Request samples 
application/json
{
  • "hostName": "acme-domain-1",
  • "name": "Acme Trunk"
}
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "id": "",
  • "hostName": "acme-domain-1",
  • "topLevelDomain": ".elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "domain": "acme-domain-1.elastic-sip.sinch.com",
  • "name": "Acme Trunk",
  • "callsPerSecond": 100,
  • "enableCallerName": true,
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "projectId": "1bf62742-7b84-4666-9cbe-8e5734fd57d0"
}
Delete SIP trunk
Delete a SIP trunk by its ID.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
Responses 
204
The SIP trunk deleted successfully


delete/trunks/{sipTrunkId}
Request samples 
Add ACL to a trunk
Add an access control list entry to a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
post/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
application/json
Request to add access control lists to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT",
    • "01H8Y95DBJT31F104PWFVV9H8B"
    ]
}
Response samples 
application/json
The access control lists added to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT",
    • "01H8Y95DBJT31F104PWFVV9H8B"
    ]
}
List all ACLs for a trunk
Get all access control list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
All access control lists assigned to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT"
    ],
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 1000,
  • "totalItems": 1
}
Bulk update ACLs for a trunk
Update the list of access control list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
 Array 
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList IDs


 
put/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
application/json
[
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
]
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
    ]
}
Bulk update credential lists for a trunk
Update the list of credential list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
 Array 
string
The ID of the credential list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of credential list entries


Response Schema: application/json
credentialListIds
Array of strings
Array of credential list IDs


 
put/trunks/{trunkId}/credentialLists
Request samples 
application/json
[
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
]
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "credentialListIds": [
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
    ]
}
Delete ACL from trunk
Remove an access control list entry from a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry. that you want to remove from trunk


 
Responses 
204
Access control list entry deleted


delete/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}
Request samples 
SIP Endpoints
A SIP endpoint is the resource that represents your SIP infrastructure, typically an SBC. Note the Elastic SIP Trunk API does not support user registration and presence.


Return SIP endpoints
Returns a list of all SIP endpoints with paging.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
query Parameters
page
integer
 Default:  1
The page you want to fetch, can set to 1 for first page, or omitted for first page


 
pageSize
integer  [ 1 .. 500 ] 
 Default:  500
The size of each page to fetch


 
Responses 
200
A successful response.


Response Schema: application/json
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
Array of StaticEndpoint (object) or RegisteredEndpoint (object) (SipEndpoint) 
 
get/trunks/{sipTrunkId}/endpoints
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500,
  • "endpoints": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Create SIP endpoint
Create a new SIP endpoint.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
One of:
A SIP endpoint which is the address of your SIP infrastructure. SIP endpoints can be one of two types: static endpoints or registered endpoints.






Endpoint
Description





Static endpoints
Static endpoints are defined by a static value which can either be an IP address or a domain name.




Registered endpoints
Registered endpoints use a credential list to determine the endpoint.







address
required
string
The address of the SIP endpoint can be an IP address or a domain name. EST uses IP authentication and will only accept calls from the specified address or domain.


 
name
required
string
The friendly name of the SIP endpoint.


 
priority
required
integer <int32>   >= 1 
Inbound call routing priority. If two or more endpoints have the same priority, calls will be routed to them using a round-robin strategy.


 
port
integer <int32>   [ 1 .. 65535 ] 
 Default:  5060
The port of the SIP endpoint.


 
transport
string
 Default:  "UDP"
The transport protocol of the SIP endpoint.


 Enum Value Description
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol


UDP
User Datagram Protocol


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Sets whether the SIP endpoint is enabled or not.


 
post/trunks/{sipTrunkId}/endpoints
Request samples 
application/json
{
  • "address": "127.0.0.1",
  • "name": "Acme Endpoint",
  • "priority": 1
}
Get SIP endpoint by ID
Get a SIP endpoint by specifying its ID.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
sipEndpointId
required
integer <int64>   >= 0 
The ID of the SIP endpoint.


 
Responses 
200
A successful response.


Response Schema: application/json
One of:
A SIP endpoint which is the address of your SIP infrastructure. SIP endpoints can be one of two types: static endpoints or registered endpoints.






Endpoint
Description





Static endpoints
Static endpoints are defined by a static value which can either be an IP address or a domain name.




Registered endpoints
Registered endpoints use a credential list to determine the endpoint.







address
required
string
The address of the SIP endpoint can be an IP address or a domain name. EST uses IP authentication and will only accept calls from the specified address or domain.


 
name
required
string
The friendly name of the SIP endpoint.


 
priority
required
integer <int32>   >= 1 
Inbound call routing priority. If two or more endpoints have the same priority, calls will be routed to them using a round-robin strategy.


 
port
integer <int32>   [ 1 .. 65535 ] 
 Default:  5060
The port of the SIP endpoint.


 
id
string
The ID of the SIP endpoint.


 
sipTrunkId
string
The ID of the SIP trunk to which the endpoint is assigned.


 
transport
string
 Default:  "UDP"
The transport protocol of the SIP endpoint.


 Enum Value Description
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol


UDP
User Datagram Protocol


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Sets whether the SIP endpoint is enabled or not.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP endpoint was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP endpoint was last modified.


 
get/trunks/{sipTrunkId}/endpoints/{sipEndpointId}
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "address": "127.0.0.1",
  • "port": 5060,
  • "id": "string",
  • "sipTrunkId": "bbc55c4c-fe25-11ec-8482-d2e74e85a66f",
  • "name": "Acme Endpoint",
  • "transport": "UDP",
  • "priority": 1,
  • "enabled": true,
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z"
}
Update existing SIP endpoint
Updated an existing SIP endpoint by specifying its ID.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
sipEndpointId
required
integer <int64>   >= 0 
The ID of the SIP endpoint.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
One of:
A SIP endpoint which is the address of your SIP infrastructure. SIP endpoints can be one of two types: static endpoints or registered endpoints.






Endpoint
Description





Static endpoints
Static endpoints are defined by a static value which can either be an IP address or a domain name.




Registered endpoints
Registered endpoints use a credential list to determine the endpoint.







address
required
string
The address of the SIP endpoint can be an IP address or a domain name. EST uses IP authentication and will only accept calls from the specified address or domain.


 
name
required
string
The friendly name of the SIP endpoint.


 
priority
required
integer <int32>   >= 1 
Inbound call routing priority. If two or more endpoints have the same priority, calls will be routed to them using a round-robin strategy.


 
port
integer <int32>   [ 1 .. 65535 ] 
 Default:  5060
The port of the SIP endpoint.


 
transport
string
 Default:  "UDP"
The transport protocol of the SIP endpoint.


 Enum Value Description
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol


UDP
User Datagram Protocol


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Sets whether the SIP endpoint is enabled or not.


 
Responses 
200
A successful response.


Response Schema: application/json
One of:
A SIP endpoint which is the address of your SIP infrastructure. SIP endpoints can be one of two types: static endpoints or registered endpoints.






Endpoint
Description





Static endpoints
Static endpoints are defined by a static value which can either be an IP address or a domain name.




Registered endpoints
Registered endpoints use a credential list to determine the endpoint.







address
required
string
The address of the SIP endpoint can be an IP address or a domain name. EST uses IP authentication and will only accept calls from the specified address or domain.


 
name
required
string
The friendly name of the SIP endpoint.


 
priority
required
integer <int32>   >= 1 
Inbound call routing priority. If two or more endpoints have the same priority, calls will be routed to them using a round-robin strategy.


 
port
integer <int32>   [ 1 .. 65535 ] 
 Default:  5060
The port of the SIP endpoint.


 
id
string
The ID of the SIP endpoint.


 
sipTrunkId
string
The ID of the SIP trunk to which the endpoint is assigned.


 
transport
string
 Default:  "UDP"
The transport protocol of the SIP endpoint.


 Enum Value Description
TCP
Transmission Control Protocol


UDP
User Datagram Protocol


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Sets whether the SIP endpoint is enabled or not.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP endpoint was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the SIP endpoint was last modified.


 
put/trunks/{sipTrunkId}/endpoints/{sipEndpointId}
Request samples 
application/json
{
  • "address": "127.0.0.1",
  • "name": "Acme Endpoint",
  • "priority": 1
}
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "address": "127.0.0.1",
  • "port": 5060,
  • "id": "string",
  • "sipTrunkId": "bbc55c4c-fe25-11ec-8482-d2e74e85a66f",
  • "name": "Acme Endpoint",
  • "transport": "UDP",
  • "priority": 1,
  • "enabled": true,
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z"
}
Delete SIP endpoint
Delete a SIP endpoint by specifying its ID.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
sipTrunkId
required
string
The ID of the SIP trunk.


 
sipEndpointId
required
integer <int64>   >= 0 
The ID of the SIP endpoint.


 
Responses 
204
SIP endpoint deleted successfully.


delete/trunks/{sipTrunkId}/endpoints/{sipEndpointId}
Request samples 
Country Permissions
Country permissions are used to control which countries can be dialed from a specific SIP trunk. You can view, update, and remove country permissions. For beta, only US, CA and wild card are supported.
Please note that these permissions are not per trunk but rather they are per project/account. In the future Sinch may extend these permissions to other voice and messaging products.
If you are using sub-projects you can use the same country permissions for all sub-projects.
You can also specify different country permissions for each sub-project that will override the parent country permissions.


Fetch all country permissions
Fetches the list of country permissions.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Responses 
200
The list of countries available


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (CountryPermission) 
 
 Array 
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
isoCode
string  <= 2 characters 
The ISO code of the country


 
name
string
Country name in english


 
continent
string
Continent of the country


 
countryDialingCodes
Array of strings
The country calling codes as an array, most countries have only one but some have multiple like the San Marino, China, and a few others.


 
get/countryPermissions
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "countryPermissions": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Bulk update country permissions
Provides the ability to enable and disable multiple country permissions at once.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
Request Body schema: application/json
Include the countries you want to be enabled. Anything not included will be disabled.


Array of objects (CountryPermission) 
 
 Array 
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
Responses 
200
The list of countries enabled


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (CountryPermission) 
 
 Array 
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
isoCode
string  <= 2 characters 
The ISO code of the country


 
name
string
Country name in english


 
continent
string
Continent of the country


 
countryDialingCodes
Array of strings
The country calling codes as an array, most countries have only one but some have multiple like the San Marino, China, and a few others.


 
put/countryPermissions
Request samples 
application/json
{ }
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "countryPermissions": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Fetch country permission
Fetches the requested country permission.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
isoCode
required
string
The ISO code of the country.


 
Responses 
200
The returned country permission


Response Schema: application/json
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
isoCode
string  <= 2 characters 
The ISO code of the country


 
name
string
Country name in english


 
continent
string
Continent of the country


 
countryDialingCodes
Array of strings
The country calling codes as an array, most countries have only one but some have multiple like the San Marino, China, and a few others.


 
get/countryPermissions/{isoCode}
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "isoCode": "US",
  • "name": "United States/Canada",
  • "continent": "North America",
  • "countryDialingCodes": [
    • [
      ]
    ],
  • "enabled": true
}
Update country permission
Update the requested country permission.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
isoCode
required
string
The ISO code of the country.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
Responses 
200
The updated country permission


Response Schema: application/json
enabled
required
boolean
 Default:  true
If the country is enabled or not. When this is enabled regular numbers can be dialed from the account.


 
isoCode
string  <= 2 characters 
The ISO code of the country


 
name
string
Country name in english


 
continent
string
Continent of the country


 
countryDialingCodes
Array of strings
The country calling codes as an array, most countries have only one but some have multiple like the San Marino, China, and a few others.


 
put/countryPermissions/{isoCode}
Request samples 
application/json
{
  • "enabled": true
}
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "isoCode": "US",
  • "name": "United States/Canada",
  • "continent": "North America",
  • "countryDialingCodes": [
    • [
      ]
    ],
  • "enabled": true
}
Phone Numbers
The /phoneNumbers endpoint has operations that allow you to assign and remove phone numbers from SIP trunks.


Get all phone numbers
Get all phone numbers. You can filter and sort the phone numbers returned with paging.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
query Parameters
filter
string
A query string to filter the results by.


 
sipTrunkId
integer <int64>   >= 0 
The ID of the SIP trunk to search for.


 
page
integer
 Default:  1
The page you want to fetch, can set to 1 for first page, or omitted for first page


 
pageSize
integer  [ 1 .. 500 ] 
 Default:  500
The size of each page to fetch


 
sort
Array of arrays
An array setting the sorting criteria in the format of property,(ascending/descending)


 
Responses 
200
A successful response is an array containing phone numbers.


Response Schema: application/json
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
Array of objects (Number) 
 
get/phoneNumbers
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500,
  • "phoneNumbers": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Find a specific phone number
Search for an Elastic SIP Trunk-enabled phone number by the e.164 number.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
phoneNumber
required
string
The phone number you want to search for. Must be in E.164 format.


 
 Example:  +12225559999
Responses 
200
A successful response.


Response Schema: application/json
id
string
The ID of the phone number.


 
sipTrunkId
string
The ID of the SIP trunk to which the phone number is assigned.


 
phoneNumber
string (PhoneNumber) 
A Sinch phone number on your account and configured for Elastic SIP Trunking.


 
countryCode
string
The country code of the phone number in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the number was assigned to the SIP trunk.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The date and time that the phone number was last modified.


 
get/phoneNumbers/{phoneNumber}
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "id": "01ARZ3NDEKTSV4RRFFQ69G5FAV",
  • "sipTrunkId": "5RTRZ3NDEKTSV4RRFFQ69G5EWS",
  • "phoneNumber": "+15551239898",
  • "countryCode": "US",
  • "createTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z",
  • "updateTime": "2022-01-01T00:00:00Z"
}
Calls
The /calls endpoint has operations that allow you to retrieve call history and details about calls made or received using EST.


Find calls
Find calls by query parameters.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
query Parameters
from
string <phonenumber> 
A phone number that you want to use to filter results. You can pass a partial number to get all calls sent to numbers that start with the number you passed.


 
to
string <phonenumber> 
Only include calls made to this number or address. You can pass a partial number to get all calls sent to numbers that start with the number you passed.


 
trunkId
string
Only include calls made from this trunk.


 
createTime
string
 Default:  "now-24h"
Filter calls based on  createTime. You make the query more precise, fewer results will be returned.
For example, 2021-02-01 will return all calls from the first of February 2021, and 2021-02-01T14:00:00+0600 will return all calls after 14:00 on the first of February.
This field also supports <= and >= to search for calls in a range ?createTime>=2021-10-01&createTime<=2021-10-30 to get a list if calls for october 2021
It is also possible to submit partial dates for example createTime=2021-02 will return all calls for February


Defaults to 24 hours


Internal notes
If a customer submits = and not <> we should add min and max for the date range
psueodo sql


createTime = 2021-02-01
select * from calls where createTime >= 2021-02-01 and createTime <= 2021-02-01T23:59:59Z

createTime = 2021-02-01T08
select * from calls where createTime >= 2021-02-01T08:00:00 and createTime <= 2021-02-01T08:59:59+0600



but if they submit < or > we should just use the value they submitted and parse it a complete date


 
 Example:  createTime=2021-02-01T23:59:59+0600
createTimeStart
string
Filters calls based on the time that the call was created.


 
 Example:  createTimeStart=2021-02-01T23:59:59+0600
createTimeEnd
string
Filters calls based on the time that the call ended.


 
 Example:  createTimeEnd=2021-02-01T23:59:59+0600
callResult
string (CallResult) 
only include calls by on the callResult(s), example callResult=COMPLETED will return all calls which have completed normally.


 Enum Value Description
COMPLETED
The call was completed successfully.


NO_ANSWER
The call timeout before the recipient answered.


CANCEL
The call was canceled.


BUSY
The recipient was busy.


FAILED
The call failed.


 
 Example:  callResult=COMPLETED
fromCountryCode
string
Filters calls based on the country in which the call originated.


 
 Example:  fromCountryCode=US
toCountryCode
string
Filters calls based on the country of the call destination.


 
 Example:  toCountryCode=US
emergencyOnly
string
Filters calls based on whether the call was an emergency call or not.


 Enum Value Description
true
Only returns calls that are emergency calls.


false
Only returns calls that are not emergency calls.


null
Returns all call types.


 
 Example:  emergencyOnly=false
direction
string
only include calls by on the direction(s), example direction=INBOUND,OUTBOUND will return all calls that are inbound or outbound.


 Enum Value Description
INBOUND
Somebody called your Sinch number.


OUTBOUND
You called somebody from your SIP device.


 
page
string
The page you want to fetch


 
pageSize
integer  [ 1 .. 500 ] 
The maximum number of items to return per request. The default is 100 and the maximum is 500. If you need to export larger amounts and pagination is not suitable for you can use the Export function in the dashboard.


 
Responses 
200
Call result response


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (Call) 
The list of calls that matches the query parameters.


 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/calls
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "calls": [
    • {
      }
    ],
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500
}
Access Control List
The Access Control List (ACL) endpoint has operations that allow you to create, view, update, and remove ACLs.
You use ACLs to control which IP addresses can send traffic to your SIP trunk. You can create multiple ACLs and assign them to multiple SIP trunks. In order to make outbound calls you need to have at least one ACL set up.


List ACLs
Fetches the list of Access Control List entries.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Responses 
200
The list of ACL entries


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (AccessControlList) 
 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/accessControlLists
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
List all access control lists for the project.


{
  • "accessControlLists": [
    • {
      },
    • {
      }
    ],
  • "pageNumber": "1",
  • "pageSize": 500,
  • "totalItems": 2
}
Create an ACL
Create an access control list entry with at least one IP address or IP range.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
Request Body schema: application/json
name
required
string
Your name for the access control list entry.


 
required
Array of objects (IpRange)   non-empty 
The associated IP ranges. When creating you need to submit at least one IP range.


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Whether the access control list entry is enabled. You can use this to disable an list temporarily without deleting it.


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
name
required
string
Your name for the access control list entry.


 
required
Array of objects (IpRange)   non-empty 
The associated IP ranges. When creating you need to submit at least one IP range.


 
id
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Whether the access control list entry is enabled. You can use this to disable an list temporarily without deleting it.


 
trunks
Array of strings
The associated SIP trunks ID.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the project.


 
post/accessControlLists
Request samples 
application/json
Create a new access control list.


{
  • "name": "My new ACL",
  • "enabled": true,
  • "ipRanges": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Response samples 
application/json
The newly created access control list.


{
  • "name": "My new ACL",
  • "projectId": "3acb7ae1-cf3d-4112-ba5e-3a9d8c71cd47",
  • "enabled": true,
  • "id": "01HA9BRJW4J3QE4WBKVC337V4E",
  • "createTime": "2023-09-14T08:08:48.264185988",
  • "updateTime": "null,",
  • "ipRanges": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Update ACL
Create an access control list entry with at least one IP address or IP range.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
id
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
name
required
string
Your name for the access control list entry.


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Whether the access control list entry is enabled. You can use this to disable a list temporarily without deleting it.


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
name
required
string
Your name for the access control list entry.


 
required
Array of objects (IpRange)   non-empty 
The associated IP ranges. When creating you need to submit at least one IP range.


 
id
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
enabled
boolean
 Default:  true
Whether the access control list entry is enabled. You can use this to disable an list temporarily without deleting it.


 
trunks
Array of strings
The associated SIP trunks ID.


 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the project.


 
put/accessControlLists/{id}
Request samples 
application/json
Update an access control list.


{
  • "name": "Test Prague 5",
  • "enabled": false
}
Response samples 
application/json
The updated access control list.


{
  • "name": "Test Prague 5",
  • "projectId": "3acb7ae1-cf3d-4112-ba5e-3a9d8c71cd47",
  • "enabled": false,
  • "id": "01HA9BRJW4J3QE4WBKVC337V4E",
  • "createTime": "2023-09-14T08:08:48",
  • "updateTime": "2023-09-14T08:10:10.187513334",
  • "ipRanges": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Delete ACL
Delete an access control list entry.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
id
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
Responses 
204
List deleted\


delete/accessControlLists/{id}
Request samples 
Get trunks for ACL
Returns a list of all trunks which use the specified access control list.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
id
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of trunks which use the access control list.


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (SipTrunk) 
 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/accessControlLists/{id}/trunks
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "trunks": [
    • {
      }
    ],
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500
}
Add IP range to ACL
Add an IP range to an access control list entry.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry. that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
description
string
A description of the IP range.


 
ipAddress
string
The start of the IP range.


 
range
integer
 Default:  32
A range, also known as a CIDR, represents the number of leading bits that define the network portion of an IP address in CIDR notation. The range is specified after a slash (/) at the end of the IP address. The remaining bits define specific hosts within the network.


    

  • 10.0.0.0/8: Represents all IP addresses from 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, allowing for over 16 million unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 172.16.0.0/16: Includes all IP addresses from 172.16.0.0 to 172.16.255.255, providing up to 65,536 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/24: Encompasses all IP addresses from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255, offering 256 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/32: Encompasses one ip address
    • 



 
Responses 
200
The list of IP ranges


Response Schema: application/json
id
string
The ID of the IP range.


 
description
string
A description of the IP range.


 
ipAddress
string
The start of the IP range.


 
range
integer
 Default:  32
A range, also known as a CIDR, represents the number of leading bits that define the network portion of an IP address in CIDR notation. The range is specified after a slash (/) at the end of the IP address. The remaining bits define specific hosts within the network.


    

  • 10.0.0.0/8: Represents all IP addresses from 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, allowing for over 16 million unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 172.16.0.0/16: Includes all IP addresses from 172.16.0.0 to 172.16.255.255, providing up to 65,536 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/24: Encompasses all IP addresses from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255, offering 256 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/32: Encompasses one ip address
    • 



 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the project.


 
accessControlListId
string
The ID of the access control list.


 
post/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}/ipRanges
Request samples 
application/json
Request to add an IP range to an access control list.


{
  • "description": "IP range name",
  • "ipAddress": "11.12.13.14",
  • "range": 27
}
Response samples 
application/json
The added IP range.


{
  • "description": "IP range name",
  • "ipAddress": "11.12.13.14",
  • "range": 27,
  • "projectId": "3acb7ae1-cf3d-4112-ba5e-3a9d8c71cd47",
  • "accessControlListId": "01H8Y95DBJT31F104PWFVV9H8B",
  • "id": "01HA9BYAH3J5TFDGK62991YYWC",
  • "createTime": "2023-09-14T08:11:56.324855024",
  • "updateTime": ""
}
List all IP ranges for ACL
Get all IP ranges for an access control list entry.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry. that you want to work with


 
Responses 
200
The list of IP ranges


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (IpRange) 
The list of IP ranges


 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}/ipRanges
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "ipRanges": [
    • {
      }
    ],
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500
}
Delete IP range from ACL
Remove an IP range to an access control list entry.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry that you want to update.


 
ipRangeId
required
string
The ID of the IP range that you want to update.


 
Responses 
204
IP range deleted


delete/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}/ipRanges/{ipRangeId}
Request samples 
Update IP range
Update an IP range to an access control list entry.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry that you want to update.


 
ipRangeId
required
string
The ID of the IP range that you want to update.


 
Request Body schema: application/json
description
string
A description of the IP range.


 
ipAddress
string
The start of the IP range.


 
range
integer
 Default:  32
A range, also known as a CIDR, represents the number of leading bits that define the network portion of an IP address in CIDR notation. The range is specified after a slash (/) at the end of the IP address. The remaining bits define specific hosts within the network.


    

  • 10.0.0.0/8: Represents all IP addresses from 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, allowing for over 16 million unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 172.16.0.0/16: Includes all IP addresses from 172.16.0.0 to 172.16.255.255, providing up to 65,536 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/24: Encompasses all IP addresses from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255, offering 256 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/32: Encompasses one ip address
    • 



 
Responses 
200
The updated IP range.


Response Schema: application/json
id
string
The ID of the IP range.


 
description
string
A description of the IP range.


 
ipAddress
string
The start of the IP range.


 
range
integer
 Default:  32
A range, also known as a CIDR, represents the number of leading bits that define the network portion of an IP address in CIDR notation. The range is specified after a slash (/) at the end of the IP address. The remaining bits define specific hosts within the network.


    

  • 10.0.0.0/8: Represents all IP addresses from 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255, allowing for over 16 million unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 172.16.0.0/16: Includes all IP addresses from 172.16.0.0 to 172.16.255.255, providing up to 65,536 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/24: Encompasses all IP addresses from 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.255, offering 256 unique host addresses.
    • 

  • 192.168.1.0/32: Encompasses one ip address
    • 



 
createTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
updateTime
string <date-time> 
The time the call was created.


 
projectId
string
The ID of the project.


 
accessControlListId
string
The ID of the access control list.


 
put/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}/ipRanges/{ipRangeId}
Request samples 
application/json
Request to update an IP range for an access control list.


{
  • "ipAddress": "11.12.13.14",
  • "range": 27
}
Response samples 
application/json
The updated access control list.


{
  • "name": "Test Prague 5",
  • "projectId": "3acb7ae1-cf3d-4112-ba5e-3a9d8c71cd47",
  • "enabled": false,
  • "id": "01HA9BRJW4J3QE4WBKVC337V4E",
  • "createTime": "2023-09-14T08:08:48",
  • "updateTime": "2023-09-14T08:10:10.187513334",
  • "ipRanges": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
Add ACL to a trunk
Add an access control list entry to a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
post/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
application/json
Request to add access control lists to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT",
    • "01H8Y95DBJT31F104PWFVV9H8B"
    ]
}
Response samples 
application/json
The access control lists added to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT",
    • "01H8Y95DBJT31F104PWFVV9H8B"
    ]
}
List all ACLs for a trunk
Get all access control list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList ids


 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
All access control lists assigned to a trunk.


{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01HA2E80QCBX185VVP21PJG9CT"
    ],
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 1000,
  • "totalItems": 1
}
Bulk update ACLs for a trunk
Update the list of access control list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
 Array 
string
The ID of the access control list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of access control list entries


Response Schema: application/json
accessControlListIds
Array of strings
Array of AccessControlList IDs


 
put/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists
Request samples 
application/json
[
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
]
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "accessControlListIds": [
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
    ]
}
Delete ACL from trunk
Remove an access control list entry from a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
accessControlListId
required
string
The ID of the access control list entry. that you want to remove from trunk


 
Responses 
204
Access control list entry deleted


delete/trunks/{trunkId}/accessControlLists/{accessControlListId}
Request samples 
Credential List
The Credential List endpoint has operations that allow you to view credential lists. 
You use credential lists to easily configure which users are allowed to make calls on a trunk.


Get trunks for credential list
Returns a list of all the trunks which use the specified credential list.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
id
required
string
The ID of the credential list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of trunks which use the credential list.


Response Schema: application/json
Array of objects (SipTrunk) 
 
totalItems
integer <int32> 
Total size of the result.


 
pageNumber
string
The token to be used for listing the next page


 
pageSize
integer <int32> 
The number of items per page. Default is 500.


 
get/credentialLists/{id}/trunks
Request samples 
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "trunks": [
    • {
      }
    ],
  • "totalItems": 10000,
  • "pageNumber": 1,
  • "pageSize": 500
}
Bulk update credential lists for a trunk
Update the list of credential list entries for a trunk.


SecurityBasic or OAuth2.0 
Request 
path Parameters
trunkId
required
string
The ID of the trunk that you want to work with


 
Request Body schema: application/json
 Array 
string
The ID of the credential list entry.


 
Responses 
200
The list of credential list entries


Response Schema: application/json
credentialListIds
Array of strings
Array of credential list IDs


 
put/trunks/{trunkId}/credentialLists
Request samples 
application/json
[
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
  • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
]
Response samples 
application/json
{
  • "credentialListIds": [
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN",
    • "01GNZ9MXEZ4K6S8GB7RW063VAN"
    ]
}
Error Messages
The type will give you a general idea of why the operation failed, whereas the errorCode describes the issue in more detail. Below we list the Error codes for the API


An error response. The code field is a unique identifier for the error. The message field is a human-readable description of the error.


code
integer <int32> 
HTTP status code or error code


 
status
string
Response status name.


 
message
string
A developer-facing error message


 
Array of objects (ErrorDetail) 
Details of the errors


 
{
  • "code": 400,
  • "status": "INVALID_ARGUMENT",
  • "message": "Bad request.",
  • "details": [
    • {
      }
    ]
}
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