Multiple SIP numbers
Each number belongs to a workspace, product, agent, and explicit conversation policy.
AI call center
Who is this for?
What problems does it solve?
What can OMO do?
Each number belongs to a workspace, product, agent, and explicit conversation policy.
Calls, campaigns, bookings, surveys, and routing outcomes are visible in one system.
Company data, configuration, and usage remain within the workspace boundary.
Latency, errors, outcomes, and service health are measured by component.
How it works
Validate SIP connections and assign an operational purpose to every number.
Choose booking, sales, survey, voice menu, or a demo router for each number.
Concurrency and provider limits are load-tested so growth does not silently reduce quality.
Session evidence drives versioned workflow improvements and incident diagnosis.
Evidence retained
System boundaries
Direct answers
The workspace model supports multiple SIP numbers. Practical count and concurrency depend on the selected plan, telephony provider, and verified infrastructure capacity.
Not necessarily. Each number can have its own product, flow, voice, hours, and routing policy while sharing a common infrastructure and operational model.
Yes. In a hybrid model, OMO handles repeatable work and routes complex, emotional, or specialist cases to a person.