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# didlogic: global voice infrastructure
> > didlogic is carrier-grade voice infrastructure for SIP trunking, DID numbers, AI voice agents, business SMS, and telecom automation.
didlogic operates at the telecom infrastructure layer. It is built for AI voice teams, contact centers, dialers, CPaaS/CCaaS platforms, resellers, and businesses that need direct carrier connectivity, global number inventory, low-latency voice, and engineering-led onboarding.
Use this file to find the most useful didlogic pages for product understanding, developer onboarding, setup, API access, MCP tooling, messaging, and support.
didlogic is not a consumer calling app and not a TwiML-style call-control platform. It is the voice and numbering layer underneath AI platforms, PBXs, dialers, and communication products.
> ## Start here
- [Home](https://didlogic.com/): Main company homepage covering global SIP trunks, DID numbers, direct carrier connections, low-latency routing, and rapid provisioning.
- [AI Voice](https://didlogic.com/ai-voice/): Main page for AI voice agents and voice automation. Covers SIP infrastructure, HD voice, MCP access, and voice deployments with Vapi, ElevenLabs, Retell, and LiveKit.
- [SIP Trunking](https://didlogic.com/voice/sip-trunks/sip-trunking/): Global SIP trunks on direct carrier routes for PBX, contact centers, dialers, and AI voice traffic.
- [Local DID Numbers](https://didlogic.com/voice/did-numbers/local-did-numbers/): Local number coverage and DID availability across global markets.
- [Why DID Logic?](https://didlogic.com/network/performance/why-did-logic/): High-level positioning page explaining didlogic’s exchange model, local routing approach, and inbound/outbound capabilities.
## Developers and AI tools
- [Developer Portal](https://docs.didlogic.com/): Main documentation hub for developers and technical buyers.
- [API Getting Started](https://docs.didlogic.com/docs/api/get-started/): Authentication and first API requests.
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