When someone calls your phone number, Astradial needs to know where to send that call. This is called routing. You can route calls to different destinations depending on your needs.Documentation Index
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Routing types
| Type | Description | Example destination |
|---|---|---|
| Extension | Ring a specific person’s SIP phone | 1001 |
| Queue | Put the caller in a call queue | 5001 |
| IVR | Connect to an interactive voice menu | Select IVR from dropdown |
| AI Agent | Connect to an AI voice bot via WebSocket | wss://gateway.example.com/ws/... |
| External | Forward the call to an outside phone number | +919944421125 |
How to set up routing
Open routing settings
Click the three-dot menu on the right side of the row, then click Configure Routing.
Set the destination
Depending on the type you chose:
- Extension — Select a user from the dropdown (shows their extension and name)
- Queue — Select a queue from the dropdown (shows queue number and name)
- IVR — Select an IVR from the dropdown (shows IVR extension and name). Must be a published IVR.
- AI Agent — Enter the WebSocket URL for your bot
- External — Enter the full phone number
Common routing setups
Route to a receptionist
Route your main phone number to a single person:- Routing type: Extension
- Destination: 1001 (receptionist’s extension)
Route to a call center queue
Put callers in line and distribute to available agents:- Routing type: Queue
- Destination: 5001 (your support queue)
Route to an IVR
Play a menu and let the caller pick:- Routing type: IVR
- Destination: Pick your IVR from the dropdown
Route to an AI bot
Let an AI assistant answer the call first:- Routing type: AI Agent
- Destination: The WebSocket URL from your bot configuration
Forward to a mobile number
Send calls to an outside phone:- Routing type: External
- Destination: +919944421125

