Tenant-safe routing
Each Vapi endpoint resolves cleanly to the right org, client, or location before downstream automation runs.
Vapi handles the voice experience. Voxfra handles the routing, tenant isolation, operational context, and downstream stability that serious deployments need.
Teams usually discover they need this when call handling works but the surrounding operation starts to bend: more tenants, more locations, more reporting, more workflows, more risk.
Each Vapi endpoint resolves cleanly to the right org, client, or location before downstream automation runs.
Every event carries the same operational context so workflows, analytics, and audit trails do not depend on brittle ad hoc lookups.
You keep Vapi where it belongs while Voxfra owns routing, governance, and the operational boundary around it.
The boundary is designed so you can add future provider support without rebuilding the rest of your stack.
The goal is not just to connect Vapi. It is to make that connection reusable, traceable, and safe across every client or location you onboard after the first one.
Provision a Vapi webhook URL for the tenant, location, or brand that should receive its own routing context.
Set the server URL at the assistant level so the correct Voxfra endpoint receives the end-of-call report.
Voxfra enriches the event and hands it to the rest of your system in a way that remains stable as the business scales.
Tracing, isolation, and repeatable onboarding become platform behavior instead of manual discipline.
Vapi is the active production integration today. Additional providers are queued deliberately so the control layer stays reliable instead of sprawling.
Production webhook ingestion available today
Queued by customer demand
Queued by customer demand
Queued by customer demand
Queued by customer demand
The answer is not more glue. It is a cleaner boundary around ingestion, routing, and workflow execution.