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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
EZY-CALLS uses a very smart AI to take calls even before an agent is involved, listen to what is said, remark on it, and then follow up on behalf of the client without any human inputs.
Yes. It’s able to run promotions, sales calls, collection calls, appointment reminders, surveys, and lead nurturing outreach.
Yes. The AI agent never stops working, lasts forever and is always available without a break.
Yes. EZY-CALLS can be linked simply to EZY-ERP; EZY-PM and other third party CRM systems.
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a communication protocol used to initiate, manage, and terminate real-time voice, video, and messaging sessions over the internet. It is the core technology behind modern VoIP (Voice over IP) calling systems.
Call Initiation
When a user places a call, SIP sends a request (INVITE) to start the session.Call Routing
The SIP server locates the recipient and checks availability.Session Setup
Once accepted, SIP establishes the call parameters (codecs, IP addresses, ports).Media Communication
Actual voice or video flows through RTP (Real-Time Transport Protocol), while SIP manages signaling.Call Termination
When the call ends, SIP sends a termination message (BYE) to close the session cleanly.
Key Components of SIP
SIP Client – Phone, softphone, or AI calling system
SIP Server – Handles call setup and routing
SIP Trunk – Connects VoIP systems to the PSTN (public phone network)
Codecs – Convert voice into digital packets
Importance of SIP
Works over the internet (no traditional phone lines needed)
Supports voice, video, conferencing, and messaging
Highly scalable for businesses and call centers
Enables AI-based calling, IVR, and automation
Cost-effective compared to legacy telephony systems
Common Uses of SIP
- Cloud call centers
- AI inbound & outbound calling system
- Customer support and sales team
- Unified communications platforms
- SIP-based PBX systems (Asterisk, FreePBX, etc.)
