Documentation — Microsip Api

The most common API call: initiate a voice call.

Contrary to what one might expect from a modern application, MicroSIP does not come with a RESTful API or a WebSocket server out of the box. Its primary "API" is command-line parameters, which serve as the simplest, most reliable method for automation.

The you are using (Python, C#, JS, etc.) The CRM or software you want to link with MicroSip

MicroSIP stores its runtime configurations in an .ini file file-path format. File Location : %APPDATA%\MicroSIP\microsip.ini microsip api documentation

When a user logs in, the script checks their local installation. If it's missing or outdated, it copies the latest version from the Dist folder and applies both the master and user-specific configurations. This ensures a consistent, up-to-date, and correctly configured deployment for an entire organization.

A wealth of resources is available for developers looking to understand the software's internals:

MicroSIP supports a full suite of standard SIP functionality. This includes voice and video calling, instant messaging, presence status (online, away, busy), call conferencing, and a variety of call transfer methods (blind and attended). For users prioritizing security, it also allows for the configuration of encrypted communications using SIP over TLS (Transport Layer Security) and SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol). The most common API call: initiate a voice call

# 3. Send the click command win32gui.PostMessage(hwnd, win32con.WM_COMMAND, HANGUP_BUTTON_ID, 0) else: print("MicroSIP is not running.")

MicroSIP accepts command-line arguments for basic control:

Open your microsip.ini file and locate or add the following event keys under the main settings block: The you are using (Python, C#, JS, etc

Inside crm_bridge.ps1 , scrub the string formatting and push the output right into your cloud environment: powershell

If you need help building a specific script, please let me know: What or CRM platform are you using?