Deletes a call.  After this action is done, any updates / Live Call Control operations will not be possible for this call.  

Success is indicated by a 204 response

> Note that deleting a call does not hang up the call, nor does it delete the call detail record for the call.  It merely removes it from the redis database

Delete Call

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Alerts are only kept in the system for seven days.  As there could be a large number of alerts, the api allows you to query pages of data at a time.

Get Alerts

Retrieve the applications that have been created for this account

Get Applications

Create an application, specifying webhook URLs and speech settings.  

Success is indicated by a 201 response containing a json body with a property "sid" that identifies the application_sid that was created.

Create Application

Retrieve a specific application by its unique identifier

Get Application

Update the properties of an application.

Success is indicated by a 204 response.

Update Application

Deletes an application.

Success is indicated by a 204 response

> Note: an application can not be deleted if it is referenced by a phone number or a  carrier.

Delete Application

Retrieve a list of calls for the account that are in progress or recently ended.

> Note: calls that have ended more than ten minutes ago will not be returned.

Get Calls

In this alternative version, the a short form of the webhook is explicitly provided in the payload.

Note that when an application_sid is NOT provided, you must explicitly specify the speech vendor properties in the payload (see example below).

Create call (version 3)

Retrieve information about a specific call in progress, or one that has recently ended (within the past ten minutes).

Get Call

This api allows you to manipulate a call that is in progress -- i.e., "Live Call Control".

The actions available are:
- hangup a call
- mute/unmute a party on a call
- pause/resume the real-time audio stream provided via the [listen](https://www.jambonz.org/docs/webhooks/listen/) command
- transfer one or both parties on a call to new application(s).  Note that you can provide a different application for each party (e.g. queue the called party while the calling party dials a new number)
- play a whisper prompt to a party.
- place or remove a party that is in conference on hold.
- mute/unmute all non-moderators in a conference.

Generally, a single API call can only do one of the above operations.

The JSON payload may contain the properties described in the table below.

| property      | description | when can this be used
| ------------- |-------------| ---------------------|
| call_hook | a new application to start executing on the call for the party associated with the call_sid | at any time a call is active |
| child_call_hook | a new application to start executing on the call for the party associated with the child_call_sid | at any time a call is active and in a [dial](https://www.jambonz.org/docs/webhooks/dial/) verb|
| call_status | Change the status of the call.  Possible values are 'completed' or 'no-answer' (the former terminates an answered call, the latter a call that is ringing) | at any time a call is in-progress or ringing |
| conf_hold_status |Possible values are 'hold' or 'unhold'.  When playing a party on hold, a wait_hook can optionally be provided to play music or a message to the party while on hold.|  Only valid when the party is in a conference. |
| conf_mute_status |Possible values are 'mute' or 'unmute'.  Note that this action applies to all non-morderators in the conference, not to a single member|  Only valid when the party is in a conference. |
| listen_status | Change the status of a listen stream.  Possible values are 'pause' or 'resume'.  Pausing a stream maintains the websocket connection but will discontinue sending audio over the connection.  Resuming will start sending audio again.  This may be useful, for example, when a caller is providing confidential information that you do not want to appear in a recording. | only when a listen command is active on the call (may be nested in an active dial command) | 
| mute_status | Mute or unmute a call that is currently in a Dial verb.  Possible values are 'mute' or 'unmute'. Either party in a call may be modified, depending on the call_sid provided in the path of the request-uri. | only when a dial command is currently active on a call |
| whisper | Play a mid-call whisper prompt to one of the parties on a call in progress.  The whisper prompt is provided in a play or say verb, as shown in the examples below.  The whisper may be played to either party on the call, depending on the call_sid provided in the path of the request-uri. The other party is briefly placed on hold while the prompt is played, and then reconnected to the other party afterwards.| only when a dial command is currently active on the call |
| wait_hook | A relative or absolute url that can be supplied when placing a party that is in conference on hold.| Only when putting a party on conference hold |

The call_status, listen_status, and mute_status properties are mutually exclusive -- only one may be provided in the same request.

The whisper property may be provided alone, or together with a listen_status or mute_status property, in which case the whisper prompt is played after the listen_status or mute_status operation is complete.

Finally, if call_hook is provided, then call_status_hook may also optionally be included.  This is used to specify a new callback to receive call status events.

Success is indicated by a 204 response

Update Call - Live Call Control

Call detail records are only kept in the system for 30 days.  As there could be a large number of CDRs, the api allows you to query pages of data at a time.

Get RecentCalls

Retrieve all SpeechCredentials associated with  your account

Get SpeechCredentials

Create SpeechCredential

Get SpeechCredential

Deletes a SpeechCredential.

Success is indicated by a 204 response.

Delete SpeechCredential

Test a SpeechCredential.  This will cause the SpeechCredential to be retrieved and used in a simple text to speech and/or speech recognition request to the speech service.

> Note: the SpeechCredential will only be tested for TTS or STT if it is indicated as being used for that purpose.

API Documentation

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Delete Call

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