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Updated in 2026.9 The dial verb initiates a new call by connecting to a telephone number, a registered SIP user, or a SIP URI. In the example, the dial verb creates a new call and joins it to a parent call. The target property specifies multiple call destinations attempted simultaneously.
When multiple endpoints are mentioned in the target array, all the endpoints are dialed at the same time (also known as simring or blast dial). The call will be connected to the first endpoint that answers the call or completes a call screening application, as specified in the confirmHook property. There are several types of endpoints you can dial:
  • A telephone number, sent through your configured carrier.
  • A SIP endpoint, identified by a SIP URI (with optional authentication).
  • A registered SIP user, identified by their SIP username.
  • A Microsoft Teams user, identified by their phone number and tenant ID.

Configuration

The following table lists the available parameters:

Target Types

PSTN Number

SIP Endpoint

If the SIP Carrier provider requires username/password authentication, specify the credentials in the auth parameter.

User Endpoint

Microsoft Teams Endpoint

actionHook properties

After the dial verb ends, the actionHook will be triggered and it will contain the following properties:

amd.hook properties

The webhook triggers when the amd parameter is used and Voice Gateway identifies the called party as either human or machine, or detects a tone or beep.

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Last modified on June 10, 2026