SIP Registration allows your Vida AI agent to register to an external PBX or SIP server, enabling it to send and receive calls just like any other VoIP device within your network.

Configuring SIP Registration

To register your Vida AI agent with your external SIP system, you’ll need the following information:

  • SIP Domain (required)
    Your SIP domain, usually formatted as something like: sip.yourdomain.com

  • Username (required)
    The SIP username provided by your VoIP service or PBX. Typically, this is your SIP extension. For example: 1001

  • Password (required)
    The SIP password associated with your SIP account.

  • Proxy (optional)
    The SIP proxy address your registration requests should be sent to. If your SIP provider uses a separate proxy or outbound server, specify it here. Example: proxy.yourdomain.com

  • Port (optional)
    The port number used for SIP signaling. Default is: 5060

  • Transport (optional)
    The transport protocol used for SIP signaling (UDP or TCP). Default is: UDP

  • Subscribe to Presence (optional)
    Check this option if your SIP provider supports Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) or Busy Lamp Field (BLF) subscriptions.

SIP Registration Status

Once your SIP account is registered, the status indicator will display the current registration status:

  • 200 OK means your agent has successfully registered.
  • Any other status indicates an issue with registration (e.g., authentication failure, unreachable proxy, or incorrect configuration).

Example SIP Registration

Example configuration using a proxy server:

SIP Domain: vidaglobal.mynlv.com
Username: 1001
Password: yourpassword
Proxy: beta.mynlv.com
Port: 5060
Transport: UDP
Subscribe to Presence: true

Example configuration without a proxy server:

SIP Domain: sip.yourdomain.com
Username: 1001
Password: yourpassword
Transport: UDP

Ensure you obtain accurate credentials from your VoIP or PBX provider before configuring SIP Registration.

Transferring calls via your registered extension

Your agent can use your SIP registration via the Call Transfer function to send calls out via your SIP registration so it can dial extensions and other internal destinations. You simply need to prepend pbx: or ext: to your transfer destination.

Example instructions for having your agent transfer to an extension via the Registration:

Please transfer all sales calls to ext:1002
Please transfer all support calls to ext:1005