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: Fires explicitly when the local user clicks the "Answer" button or when Auto-Answer ( AA ) triggers acceptance. Macro Token ( %1 ) : Passes the active Caller ID string.

Using sip: links in web browsers to initiate calls.

While not an "API" in the functional sense, you can automate user profiles and behavior by programmatically editing the microsip.ini file located in %AppData%\MicroSIP\ or the program folder. Key sections include: [Settings] : General app behavior.

The you are using (Python, C#, JS, etc.) The CRM or software you want to link with MicroSip

const exec = require('child_process'); const https = require('https'); // Capture CLI arguments passed by MicroSIP // Example invocation: node microsip-bridge.js --event=ringing 15559998888 const args = process.argv.slice(2); let eventType = 'unknown'; let callerId = ''; args.forEach(arg => if (arg.startsWith('--event=')) eventType = arg.split('=')[1]; else // MicroSIP appends the Caller ID as the final parameter callerId = arg.trim(); ); if (!callerId) console.error("No Caller ID provided by MicroSIP."); process.exit(1); // Prepare payload for your Central CRM / Analytics Platform const payload = JSON.stringify(); const options = hostname: '://yourcrm.com', port: 443, path: '/v1/telephony/webhook', method: 'POST', headers: 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_SECURE_MIDDLEWARE_TOKEN', 'Content-Length': payload.length ; // Fire the network event asynchronously const req = https.request(options, (res) => console.log(`Status Status: $res.statusCode`); process.exit(0); ); req.on('error', (error) => console.error(`Error broadcasting event: $error.message`); process.exit(1); ); req.write(payload); req.end(); Use code with caution. Integrating the Node.js Script inside microsip.ini microsip api documentation

Always wrap the file path in double quotes within scripts to handle spaces in C:\Program Files\MicroSip\microsip.exe .

Last updated: 2025. This guide is not official MicroSIP documentation but a community-driven reference based on source code analysis and production experience. Always test API commands in a staging environment first.

The most robust way to programmatically control MicroSip from external code (Python, C#, C++, PowerShell, or Batch) is by invoking the executable with arguments. Core Commands Command Flag Description Example Usage microsip.exe Standard dial command. Opens MicroSip and calls the target. microsip.exe 1001 microsip.exe -dial: Explicit dial flag. Useful for avoiding parsing issues. microsip.exe -dial:123456789 microsip.exe -hangup Terminates the active call immediately. microsip.exe -hangup microsip.exe -answer Answers an incoming call programmatically. microsip.exe -answer microsip.exe -minimize Starts MicroSip minimized to the system tray. microsip.exe -minimize microsip.exe -exit Gracefully closes the MicroSip application instance. microsip.exe -exit Multi-Account Selection

When developing integrations or troubleshooting low-level conflicts, keep these systemic limitations and environmental constraints in mind: MicroSIP online help : Fires explicitly when the local user clicks

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the MicroSIP API, command-line arguments, and integration strategies. 1. MicroSIP Command-Line API Reference

URI handlers (sip: URIs) As a SIP client, MicroSIP registers as a handler for sip: and sips: URIs on the system. Clicking a sip: link in a browser or invoking a sip: URI from another program will cause the registered SIP client (MicroSIP, if set) to start or place a call to the target address. This is the most common mechanism for integrating softphones into CRM systems, web pages, or click-to-call links.

Call Client via MicroSIP Call Extension and Enter Room Use code with caution. Step B: Inbound Automation Script

MicroSIP features an inbound API mechanism via its event trigger. This feature executes an external web request or opens a browser window automatically when a call event occurs. It is ideal for "screen pops" in CRM systems. Setting Up a Screen Pop Navigate to MicroSIP Settings . Locate the Web URL field. While not an "API" in the functional sense,

Force a call using a specific SIP identity:

| Parameter | Description | Example | |-----------|-------------|---------| | --dn | Display Name | --dn "John Doe" | | --user | SIP Username (auth ID) | --user 101 | | --domain | SIP Domain / Registrar | --domain sip.mycompany.com | | --password | SIP Password (plain text, be cautious) | --password secret123 | | --proxy | Outbound proxy (optional) | --proxy 192.168.1.100:5060 | | --stun | STUN server for NAT | --stun stun.l.google.com:19302 | | --call | Immediately dial a number after launch | --call "5551234" | | --autoanswer | Automatically answer incoming calls (0/1) | --autoanswer 1 | | --dialplan | Prepend digits for external calls (e.g., 9 for outside line) | --dialplan "9,<.*>" | | --show | Window state: normal , minimized , hidden | --show hidden | | --debug | Enable SIP trace to file | --debug C:\logs\sip.log | | --log | Log calls to CSV | --log C:\logs\calls.csv | | --setvolume | Initial speaker volume (0–100) | --setvolume 80 | | --micvolume | Microphone volume | --micvolume 90 |

By leveraging the Microsip API and its extensive documentation, developers can build robust and scalable SIP-based applications that meet the needs of their users.