IVR and routing changes filed as engineering or vendor tickets, shipped in days.
The operator edits the canvas and saves. The flow is the deployment.
Platform · Routing
Call routing is logic, and logic is easier to trust when you can look at it. The flow builder puts every branch, webhook, and failover on one canvas — drag the nodes, connect them, save, and calls follow the picture.
Routing is where tracking starts paying for itself: the same data that attributes a call decides where it goes next.
The working path
A flow is nodes and connections. Here is what the nodes can do.
The node library covers the routing vocabulary: If Statements for branching, Routing Plans for destinations, Tagging, Variables, Hangup, and Debug. Connect outputs to inputs and the call's path is the diagram — there is no second configuration hiding underneath it.
HTTP Request nodes hit any external API while the call is being set up, and a Wait For Pre-Call Webhooks node holds routing until the answers come back. Qualify the caller against your CRM, check a suppression list, or price the call — before it ever rings a buyer.
JavaScript nodes run custom logic inside the flow for the cases the visual vocabulary doesn't cover. Everything else stays drag-and-drop.
Routing Plan nodes carry explicit failover paths, so when a destination doesn't process the call, the flow already knows where it goes instead. The failure mode is designed on the same canvas as the happy path.
Product specifics
The node library and what each node does.
Conditional branching on any call, tag, or variable data.
Route to configured destinations, with failover paths built in.
Call external APIs mid-flow — GET through DELETE.
Hold routing until external responses arrive.
Custom logic inside the flow when you need it.
Attach tags to calls for routing, tracking, and reporting.
Set and manipulate flow variables between nodes.
End the call deliberately, with optional messaging.
Log node data while you build, so flows ship tested.
Why connect it
The flow builder replaces routing changes that used to be tickets.
IVR and routing changes filed as engineering or vendor tickets, shipped in days.
The operator edits the canvas and saves. The flow is the deployment.
Routing logic documented in a wiki that drifted from what's actually configured.
The diagram is the configuration — what you see is what runs.
Pre-call qualification bolted on with middleware between vendors.
HTTP Request and webhook-wait nodes do the lookup inside the flow itself.