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Wholeasale VoIP Routes

CLI Routes, Non-CLI Routes, CC Routes, and TDM Routes

Wholesale VoIP routes refer to the paths that voice calls take when they are transmitted over the internet. These routes are categorized into several types, including CLI routes, non-CLI routes, CC routes, and TDM routes. Each type of route has its own unique characteristics and is suited to different types of businesses and applications.

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Wholeasale VoIP Routes

CLI Routes

CLI (Caller Line Identification) routes are high-quality, premium routes that offer the highest level of call clarity and reliability. These routes use the caller’s phone number to identify the caller and are typically used for mission-critical applications such as emergency services, financial institutions, and government organizations.

Non-CLI Routes

Non-CLI (Non-Caller Line Identification) routes are lower-quality routes that do not offer the same level of call clarity as CLI routes. These routes are typically used for non-mission-critical applications such as consumer calling and messaging services.

CC Routes

CC (Call Center) routes are designed specifically for call center applications. These routes offer high capacity and low latency, which are essential for call center operations.

TDM Routes

TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) routes are traditional voice routes that use circuit-switched technology to transmit calls. These routes are typically used for legacy systems that require traditional voice connectivity.

Wholesale VoIP Route Selection

When selecting Wholesale VoIP routes, it’s important to consider the specific needs of your business. Factors to consider include call quality, reliability, capacity, and cost. Additionally, it’s important to select routes that are compatible with your existing infrastructure and software applications.

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