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Build your own
IP telecom platform

Wazo Platform is an open source, API-first stack of telecom micro-services. Voice, video, messaging and presence — programmable end to end.

Open sourceGPLv3
Open all the way downNo vendor lock-in
Your applicationSoftphone, contact center, embedded voice — yours to design.
Wazo Platform APIsOpenAPI
RESTWebRTCWebSocketsWebhooks
Open telecom core
AsteriskPostgreSQLRabbitMQ
Your infrastructure, and the data always stays yours
01 / Interfaces

Programmable Interfaces

All the programmable interfaces are mobile and web friendly: WebRTC, REST API, WebSockets and Webhooks.

02 / API-first

Easy to Consume

We designed the platform with an API-First approach. Building blocks are micro-services developed in Python. All APIs are described through OpenAPI specifications.

03 / Proven

Battlefield Tested

The core Telecom engine is implemented using the Asterisk, RTPEngine and Kamailio projects. The technical core engine is based on RabbitMQ, NGinx and PostgreSQL.

Every service, documented

Each micro-service ships with an overview, a REST reference, a live console and event schemas.

All API references
AuthenticationAuthenticate users and manage groups, policies and ACLs
ApplicationCreate your communication application.
ConfigurationConfigure your platform.
ContactsGet, manage and search contacts.
WebhooksCreate webhooks based on Wazo events.
Call Detail RecordGet your CDRs by our API.

Your Own Solution

Design a solution that reflects your unique vision, whether it's streamlining team collaboration, creating seamless customer interactions, or coming up with a new way of connecting.

Our project is backed by the GPL-3 license, which means you can use it for free, even for commercial purposes.

Self-hostedYour infrastructure, your data.
ExtensiblePlugins and custom services.
No lock-inStandard SIP and open specs.

Built in the open, with the community

Report a bug, propose a feature, or ship a patch. Discussion happens on Mattermost and the forum; code review happens on GitHub.