didlogic joins Vapi Partner Directory for AI voice telephony

didlogic has been listed in Vapi’s Partner Directory as a Technology Partner in Telephony/CPaaS, adding phone numbers, SIP connectivity and carrier routing for production AI voice agents. The integration is designed to let developers connect Vapi assistants to live phone networks without tying telephony infrastructure to the agent layer.

Why it matters: - AI voice agents need more than software to reach customers on real phone networks. - didlogic adds the telephony layer Vapi users need for inbound and outbound calling, carrier routing and live call transfers. - The setup is meant to help teams move from testing to production without rebuilding phone infrastructure.

What happened: - didlogic is now listed in the Vapi Partner Directory as a Technology Partner in the Telephony / CPaaS category. - The listing covers the infrastructure needed to move a voice agent from software into a live telephone call. - Vapi powers the agent layer, including conversation logic, models, tools, workflows and observability. - didlogic provides phone numbers, SIP connectivity, carrier routing and access to the public switched telephone network. - Vapi’s documentation includes a dedicated didlogic SIP integration guide for inbound routing, outbound calling and SIP REFER transfers. - didlogic is one of seven telephony providers with a provider-specific SIP guide in Vapi’s documentation.

The details: - Teams connect didlogic and Vapi through Vapi’s Bring Your Own SIP Trunk workflow. - A developer buys a phone number from didlogic, creates SIP credentials and connects the trunk to Vapi through a regional didlogic SIP gateway. - Inbound calls to the number route to the assigned Vapi assistant. - Outbound calls initiated by the assistant travel across the didlogic network. - SIP REFER is supported for transferring live calls from an AI assistant to a human operator. - The setup keeps the agent platform and carrier layer separate. - Teams can rebuild or replace Vapi assistants without changing phone numbers or underlying telephony infrastructure. - Teams keep their own numbers as caller identification and maintain direct control over SIP configuration and carrier routing. - didlogic offers local and toll-free numbers in 140+ countries. - didlogic supports inbound and outbound SIP connectivity. - The company has carried voice traffic since 2006. - didlogic operates under AS13006. - The company maintains physical infrastructure across 12 points of presence with direct carrier agreements. - didlogic’s SIP trunking model has no per-channel or per-trunk fee. - The pricing structure is designed to support call volumes that change as an AI voice application moves from testing to production. - didlogic also provides telephony infrastructure for contact centers, communications applications and AI voice platforms.

Between the lines: - The partnership shows AI voice platforms are increasingly depending on specialized telecom infrastructure to work at scale. - Separating the agent layer from the carrier layer gives developers more flexibility if they change models, workflows or assistant logic. - The Vapi listing follows a didlogic quickstart published in LiveKit’s telephony documentation. - Together, the documentation links point to a broader effort to make AI-to-phone integration easier to configure and verify.

What's next: - Developers can use the Vapi Partner Directory listing and didlogic’s setup guide to connect assistants to live phone numbers. - The integration should make it easier for teams to launch production voice agents with carrier-grade telephony already in place. - didlogic is also directing users to open an account through its get-started page.

The bottom line: - didlogic is positioning itself as the telephony backbone for AI voice agents that need real numbers, carrier routing and production-ready SIP infrastructure.