Vodia adds Grok voice agent support to its business phone system

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Published Thursday, November 12, 2026 · 2:06 AM EST

Vodia says its business phone system now supports Grok voice agents through xAI's speech-to-speech API. The integration connects calls to xAI through a generic SIP gateway, a connection used to carry telephone calls, rather than a dedicated Grok connection type. Vodia's JavaScript voice agent scripts send audio through the call connection and handle call controls and function calls over a separate WebSocket connection linked to the same call. Users must register a phone number with xAI and configure a webhook, authentication and call routing. xAI does not provide the numbers.

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