Vonage - Communication Tool

Vonage

Vonage

Founded by Jeffrey Citron in 2001

Make voice calls, send SMS, and build video chat into apps via API

Cost

Free Trial

Rating

Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Vonage to add communication features to your applications using APIs. It lets you send and receive SMS messages, make and receive phone calls, build video conferencing into your app, and set up two-factor authentication flows. Vonage also offers a business phone system with features like virtual phone numbers, call routing, team messaging, and video meetings. Developers use the APIs to add real-time messaging and voice to their products, while businesses use the hosted communications tools to replace traditional phone systems.

What Vonage does

Send programmatic SMS messages via APIMake outbound voice calls from an applicationRecord and transcribe phone callsRoute inbound calls to specific phone numbers or queuesGenerate one-time passcodes for user verificationStart a video meeting directly from a web applicationManage virtual phone numbers across multiple countriesSet up call forwarding rules and business hoursSend and receive SMS programmatically via REST APIMake and receive voice calls with call recording and transcriptionAdd video chat directly into web or mobile appsSet up two-factor authentication with one-time passcodesVirtual phone numbers in 80+ countriesBusiness phone system with IVR and call routingReal-time messaging and team collaboration toolsWebhooks and event triggers for call and message events

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