Stop robocalls at the edge.
Stop high-volume automated, spam and nuisance calls on your network before they reach a single subscriber.
Read, score, decide.
Every call setup passes the same three stages in real time, before it can reach the subscriber.
Passive taps copy SIP and SS7 signalling without touching routing.
AI scores each call setup on origin, route, CLI and calling pattern history.
Policy connects, rejects or flags the call in real time, and logs it.
Robots keep a rhythm.
The calling pattern history feeds every score, and per-trunk baselines reveal sudden shifts in call volume or destinations.
Illustrative · gaps measured in seconds
The decision is made at call setup.
High-risk calls are rejected before they reach the subscriber, and every decision is logged with its risk score.
Illustrative
A phone that only rings when it should.
Nuisance calls are stopped at the edge, so the genuine ones are the only ones that get through.
You set the rules, one engine runs them.
Voice rules live in the same policy engine as SMS rules. Policy connects, rejects or flags each call in real time.
Rule matched: call rate far above the trunk baseline.
Illustrative · switch a rule off to see what changes
Questions, answered.
It stops high-volume automated, spam and nuisance calls at the edge of your network, before they reach the subscriber.
AI assigns a risk score to each call setup using the origin, the route, the calling line identity (CLI) and the calling pattern history. A policy then connects, rejects or flags the call in real time.
High-risk calls are rejected at the edge before they reach the subscriber. Each decision is logged with its risk score for review.
Yes. The voice firewall reads SIP and SS7 signalling through the same policy engine, so mixed cores are covered, and voice rules live alongside SMS rules.
Per-trunk baselines reveal sudden shifts in call volume or destinations, and the calling pattern history feeds the risk score for every call.
No. Passive taps copy SIP and SS7 signalling without touching routing, so legitimate traffic is not affected.
Yes. Every verdict can be reversed by your team, and outcomes feed back into the models during daily retraining.
Each node processes 2,500+ voice calls per second, at carrier grade. Operators and partners can offer the firewall as their own service.
Keep the robots off your network.
Talk to partnerships about blocking robocalls at the edge of your network.