tellows API Key - Phonalisa (tiptel 8010/8020) - 1 Year

With this tellows API key you can use the tellows caller ID for your Phonalisa system.

If you use a telephone system with Phonalisa like the tiptel 8010/8020 All-IP, you can use the tellows API key to identify calls.

tellows.de is a free inverse search for telephone and mobile phone numbers, which is based on the exchange of experiences of all users. tellows users leave testimonials and risk assessments for all dangerous numbers from which they have received calls. With the tellows score, a quality measure for assessing the seriousness of telephone numbers, numbers can be easily classified and blocked. As soon as you have stored the API key in your system, you can identify incoming calls. Once a week, the current tellows blacklist with all current, dangerous numbers is stored on your system and compared with every incoming call.

You can find more information at phonalisa.de

How does the integration in the tiptel 8010/8020 All-IP work?
In the web interface of your telephone system, you store the purchased API key in the settings of the number plan. You can find this in the download area of ​​your tellows user account. An interface to the tellows database is integrated in the tiptel 8010/8020 All-IP. The tellows score can be selected in the rules for incoming calls and callers who have a bad score at tellows can be directed to a selected destination. This can be an announcement that indicates the rejection of the number, but also an endless waiting loop with no exit. There are no limits to your creativity at this point. You determine from which phone numbers of the tellows score your system should become "active".

Further information for the integration in the tiptel 8010/8020 All-IP can be found here.



Here you will find a short tutorial from CLP tutorials on activating the tellows key in the tiptel 8010 and the configuration:

Incoming calls are checked using the tellows API. The caller type is displayed next to the tellows score. These data indicate the activity and aggressiveness of a dubious telephone number and thus form a starting point for further research on tellows.

This service is currently possible for Germany.