Once WhatsApp calling is presented as a SIP trunk, you can apply the same business voice controls you already trust for ordinary phone calls.
Desk phones & softphones
Ring WhatsApp calls to extensions on desk sets and softphones so the right person can answer without holding the mobile handset.
Shared number, many agents
Keep one WhatsApp number customers already save, while several team members handle inbound volume together.
Queues & overflow
Send busy periods into call queues so callers wait in line instead of bouncing off a single busy mobile.
AI receptionist
Route WhatsApp voice calls to an AI receptionist — or send them to a ring group / call queue or a direct extension — without a DTMF IVR menu.
Transfer & presence
Blind or attended transfer between agents, with presence so calls go to people who are actually available.
Recording & reporting
Apply call recording, CDR, and reporting policies already configured on your PBX for quality and compliance needs.
Business hours
Open/closed schedules, after-hours announcements, and night service — without leaving a mobile on a desk overnight.
Simultaneous calls on one number
Unlike typical WhatsApp / WhatsApp Business mobile apps that handle one call at a time on a number, the SIP bridge supports concurrent calls on the same WhatsApp number — sized in blocks of 2 simultaneous calls per number.
Outbound WhatsApp auto-sensing
Place outbound calls from your PBX with WhatsApp first. Built-in auto-sensing checks whether the destination is on WhatsApp; if it is not, the call is rejected, or the person is busy, the gateway signals your PBX to use the secondary landline route on your outbound rules.
Works with SIP PBXs
Designed for SIP-based systems such as 3CX, Asterisk/FreePBX, PortSIP, and similar IP PBX platforms.