Toketo1
05/10/2025, 2:45 AMVapi Support Bot
05/10/2025, 2:45 AMVapi Support Bot
05/10/2025, 2:45 AMToketo1
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05/10/2025, 2:05 PMVapi
05/10/2025, 8:36 PMNir Simionovich (CEO@Cloudonix)
05/11/2025, 4:28 PMSIP REFER properly, in most cases, due to a security and billing concern. In many cases, SIP REFER can be used to perform toll fraud, and thus, most carriers in the world may return a SIP 202 Accepted response, while in fact, will cause the call to be dropped.
Another possibility is that the information in the SIP REFER provided by VAPI may not be compatible with theirs. For example, the SIP REFER message VAPI generates include a phone number only, while most carriers will require a fully qualified SIP URI to successfully process a REFER. In other words, there are multiple "variables" to consider - and in most cases, the carriers will not "accommodate" you request for SIP REFER support, as it means - changing their switching configurations.
If you would like, I can show a slightly more agile way of performing transfers (and more) using Cloudonix - that integrates easily with VAPI, and will work in an identical fashion on any carrier.Toketo1
05/12/2025, 9:57 PMVapi
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