#Getting started

This installation of the platform runs at:

What	URL
API base URL	`https://tvh-voice-api.gigaleads.nl`
Dashboard (API keys, calls, settings)	https://tvh-voice.gigaleads.nl
Test console (a working example integration)	https://tvh-voice-demo.gigaleads.nl
OpenAPI 3.1 document	https://tvh-voice-api.gigaleads.nl/openapi.yaml
All documentation in one file (for AI coding agents)	https://tvh-voice-api.gigaleads.nl/llms-full.txt

#1. Get an API key

An admin creates a key in the dashboard. Give it only the scopes your integration needs (see API conventions). The key belongs in your server-side configuration; browser code never sees it.

export VOICE_API_URL=https://tvh-voice-api.gigaleads.nl
export VOICE_API_KEY=vk_...
curl -sS "$VOICE_API_URL/v1/agents" -H "Authorization: Bearer $VOICE_API_KEY"

#2. Build the integration

Follow the integration guide step by step: agents and the browser softphone, click-to-call, webhooks, inbound routing and call logs. Every step links to a recipe with tested code.

#3. Compare with the test console

The test console is a small integration that uses this API exactly like your backend would: one API key, a browser softphone, click-to-call, signed webhooks and recording playback. Its live log shows every request it sends and every webhook it receives — useful to compare with your own traffic.

#Notes for this installation

Requests must send a User-Agent header. Most HTTP clients do; Python's urllib default is blocked by the network edge, so set your own (for example User-Agent: my-crm/1.0).
The TypeScript SDK (@voice/sdk) and the softphone package (@voice/softphone) are not published to npm yet. Use plain HTTPS plus any Standard Webhooks library, and load the browser softphone from /downloads/softphone.js (global VoiceSoftphone, see Browser softphone).
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