telnyx-voice-conferencing-javascript

You manage voice conferences using JavaScript SDK examples that interface with the Telnyx API for call control. This enables multi-party call management, call queuing, and audio playback within real-time communication applications like call centers.

Call queuing is set up by using JavaScript to enqueue and dequeue incoming calls via the Telnyx API. This manages call flow automatically, allowing agents to join conference calls to discuss customer issues as they become available.

Yes, you can play audio files and speak text to SIP conference participants. The Skill provides JavaScript SDK examples for audio control, enabling real-time audio playback and text-to-speech during multi-party calls.

Yes, the JavaScript conferencing skill supports pausing and resuming call recordings. You can start, pause, resume, and stop conference call recordings directly through Telnyx API call control operations.

You mute and hold participants in a multi-party call by using JavaScript SDK methods provided for conference management. These methods interface with Telnyx API call control to mute, unmute, hold, and unhold specific participants.

Yes, you need a Telnyx API call control ID to create a conference bridge. Creating a new conference requires integrating with the Telnyx API and passing the call control ID along with a conference name.