Voice Callback refers to the ability to setup a webhook or http callback to notify your server of a call event (incoming call, answer, hangup, DTMF). After an event occurs, a function can be “called back” to occur post-event. This way, other functions are able to occur before the event occurs, and the voice callback allows for a queued function to run after the event occurs.
How is Bandwidth involved with Voice Callback
Bandwidth’s APIs send a voice callback for various events that can happen during a phone call.
What are the benefits of Bandwidth’s Voice Callback?
The combination of both a voice and a messaging callback (webhook) is one of the first steps to integrating texting and calling to your application.
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