Webex Contact Center voice channel and PSTN options
Verified 2026-09-24 · 51 sources · tier 2
Also known as Common Edge, RTMS, vPOP.
Webex Contact Center administrators can choose from three Webex Cloud PSTN interconnectivity options: Webex Contact Center PSTN, Webex Cloud Connected PSTN, and Cisco Calling Plan, plus an on-premises option, Webex Calling Local Gateway 26. Webex Contact Center and Webex Calling share a global network of Common Edge access services, which lets calls route into Webex Contact Center using Webex Calling PSTN services without requiring a Webex Calling subscription 16.
PSTN Interconnectivity and Calling Options
Webex Contact Center PSTN is the Cisco-billed PSTN bundle and is available only in the contiguous United States and Canada 19. This option does not support international dialing and only delivers calls to or from North American Numbering Plan destinations in the lower 48 states or Canada 18.
Webex Cloud Connected PSTN, also called Cloud Connect or CCCP, provides PSTN connectivity in over 65 countries through Certified Calling Providers 14. Using this option requires the customer to partner directly with a Cloud Connected PSTN provider who handles service initiation and activation, billing, and phone number allocation 15. Cisco also distinguishes integrated from non-integrated Cloud Connected PSTN providers, where an integrated provider supplies ordered numbers directly into Control Hub for automatic display, while numbers from non-integrated providers do not arrive that way 11. Furthermore, Cisco names authorised Cloud Connected PSTN providers as Cloud-Connected PSTN Partners (CCPP), routing inbound and outbound calls for a location over the connection established with the selected partner 12.
Webex Calling Local Gateway allows a customer to keep its existing on-premises PSTN carrier while providing access in over 140 markets globally 28. The Local Gateway is the customer's own Session Border Controller (SBC) that registers with Webex Calling and routes calls between Webex Calling and on-premises resources such as agents or existing PSTN connectivity 30. Local Gateway deployments requiring more than 250 concurrent calls for IVR and agent calls combined must use a Certificate Based trunk type to encrypt SIP and RTP toward the Webex Global Media network, whereas a Registration Based trunk is used for up to 250 concurrent calls 29.
The Cisco Webex Calling Plan as a Contact Center PSTN option is currently available only for Webex Contact Center trials, and otherwise only in regions where Cisco supports service and or inbound toll-free numbers 13. All new Webex Contact Center subscriptions automatically include the Webex Calling PSTN services needed for Common Edge, whereas tenants provisioned before October 2024 may need their partner to add Webex Calling PSTN service to use Common Edge services 34. Additionally, the Cisco Webex Contact Center Setup and Administration Guide describes a Voice Services Platform (VSP) as an alternative PSTN service option alongside Webex Calling, with Voice POP as its default telephony option, though this applies only to customers with a Voice Services Platform subscription 42.
Agent Connection Methods and Desktop Preferences
Agents can connect to Webex Contact Center via five methods: Webex PSTN inter-connectivity using PSTN DID or cellular agents, Webex Calling registered endpoints like MPP devices or the Webex App requiring a valid Webex Calling subscription, WebRTC Agent Desktops, premise-based PBX or PSTN agents, or Microsoft Teams agents via Local Gateway Direct SIP Routing 25. When logging in, agents choose a preferred call destination from three types: Dial Number which is a free-form DID-style number typically in +E.164 format but not mandatory, Extension which is a short internal number matched to a Webex Calling or UC endpoint, or Desktop for WebRTC calling in the browser 10.
WebRTC agent calling requires a minimum network bandwidth of 100kbps per call 47. WebRTC is enabled by default for new tenants to let agents and supervisors make or receive calls directly in the browser via the Desktop option 46. However, WebRTC Desktop support is currently unavailable for customers hosted in the Japan data center 48. Cisco does not recommend enabling voicemail on an agent line because an incorrectly configured setup could route a customer call to voicemail while the contact center incorrectly believes the call was answered normally 43.
Routing, Media, and Signaling Requirements
An Entry Point is the configuration object associating an inbound telephone number with an IVR service flow, and inbound numbers must be mapped to entry points during PSTN provisioning 24. When an entry point is configured with both an E.164 number and an extension, Webex Contact Center always reports the call against the E.164 number even if the extension was dialed 23. Administrators can assign a PSTN Region to an entry point telephone number in Control Hub to determine where in Webex's global edge network the contact center processes voice media to minimize latency for geographically distributed deployments 35.
Calls arriving at Webex Contact Center must use codec G.711uLaw or G.711aLaw with DTMF via RFC2833 27. Any other codec such as G.729, iLBC, or Opus must be transcoded externally before reaching Webex Contact Center, because Webex Contact Center provides no transcoding or media termination point service 27. Regarding SIP interoperability, SIP Early Offer is not supported and listed as a future roadmap item, SIP Delayed Offer is supported, SIP Early Media is not supported and also listed as a future roadmap item, and the SDP packetization timer must be set to 20ms 37. For call quality, Webex Contact Center supports at most a single upstream or northbound PSTN carrier forwarding calls into the connected PSTN service, and forwarding through a second intermediary carrier before reaching Webex Contact Center is explicitly unsupported due to added latency 33.
A customer cannot map a toll-free number to an entry point without the appropriate entitlement, which on Cisco PSTN telephony type requires the Cisco Bundle 2 Inbound toll-free number access add-on 40. The number of concurrent voice contact sessions a tenant is entitled to is computed by the formula ((committed Standard Agent licenses + committed Premium Agent licenses) * 3) + number of Add-on IVR port licenses, and this entitlement value cannot be modified directly by the customer 17. For zero-commitment orders, the default Concurrent Voice Contact Entitlement is 100 plus the number of Add-on IVR port licenses 49. The default surge percentage allowing concurrent voice contacts to exceed the base entitlement is 30% 38. If the calculated Maximum Concurrent Voice Contact Threshold is insufficient, the customer must submit a service request to Cisco Support rather than modifying it in Control Hub 39.
Dedicated Instance Integration
Webex Contact Center integrates with Dedicated Instance via two deployment options: Option 1 where the agent phone is on the Webex Calling multitenant platform and call routing crosses to Dedicated Instance for back-office users via a default inter-op SIP trunk, and Option 2 where the agent phone is on Dedicated Instance using either a Dedicated Instance Local Gateway or multitenant Cloud Connected PSTN for PSTN connectivity 22. Cisco requires certificate-based mTLS SIP trunks for Webex Dedicated Instance to Webex Calling multitenant Contact Center integration, as registration-based trunks are no longer supported 21. For Dedicated Instance agents to work with Webex Contact Center, administrators must create or modify an Audio Codec Preference List on the default inter-op SIP trunk region, ordering codecs as G.711 U-Law first, then G.711 A-Law, then OPUS 20.
Regional Architecture and Media Edge
The Webex Contact Center Architecture article publishes a media edge region table listing US cities including Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, and New Jersey, Canada cities Vancouver and Toronto, Brazil city Sao Paulo, Europe cities Frankfurt and Amsterdam, United Kingdom cities Manchester and London, India city Mumbai, Singapore, Japan cities Tokyo and Osaka, Australia cities Melbourne and Sydney, and Middle East and Africa cities South Africa Cape Town and the UAE 31. As of a September 3, 2026 change-log entry, Cisco removed Saudi Arabia from the Next Generation Media Services AWS Region column of the architecture regions table, though Saudi Arabia remains listed for general Webex CC Services in that region 36. For multinational deployments, Webex Contact Center is architected to keep voice media local to the region where the customer and agent voice media edge or ingress services run, rather than backhauling all media to a single region 32.
Applicability
Applies to: Cisco Webex Contact Center and Cisco Webex Calling Dedicated Instance. Deployments: cloud, on-premises, and dedicated instance. Sources checked 2026-09-04.
- Vendors: Cisco
- Products: Webex Contact Center, Webex Calling, Webex Dedicated Instance, Webex Control Hub
- Deployment: Cloud, On-Premises, Dedicated Instance
- Releases covered: Current as of 2026-09-04
What remains uncertain
- Field reports suggest and this is inferred: WarmTransfer infers that Cisco has withdrawn vPOP as a documented Webex Contact Center PSTN option because the onboarding guide has expired and the voice-channel article's change log records removing its vPOP reference, though no official end-of-sale or end-of-service notice confirms this 44. Readers should verify current support status directly through active Cisco documentation and release notes.
See also
Constrained by
- Codec selection and bandwidth planning — G.711 only with no transcoding fixes the bandwidth per call
- Early media and ringback behavior — Early offer and early media are unsupported so ringback behaviour changes
Depends on
- Webex Calling Dedicated Instance applicability — Dedicated Instance integration requires certificate-based trunks
- Webex Calling PSTN options and selection — Contact centre voice has its own PSTN constraints
Supersedes practice in
- Webex Contact Center Voice Services Platform and Voice POPstub — Current voice-channel documentation has dropped the Voice POP model that chapter describes
Uses
- Local Gateway design and configuration — Premises PSTN for Contact Center runs through a Local Gateway trunk
- Webex Edge Connect private cloud connectivity — The private connectivity alternative to over-the-top Local Gateway
Referenced by
- Codec selection and bandwidth planning — Inbound edge as recorded in the corpus: webex-cc-voice-channels is constrained-by this topic. Webex Contact Center accepts only G.711 u-law/A-law and requires any other codec to be transcoded before its media edge; so per-call bandwidth on that leg is the G.711 figure (see claims bandwidth-codec-planning-wxcc-g711-only and bandwidth-codec-planning-wxcc-fixed-bw-inference).
- Early media and ringback behavior — Inbound relationship. Webex Contact Center lists SIP Early Offer and SIP Early Media as not supported (future roadmap) and Delayed Offer as supported. The vendor page does not say how ringback is produced as a result; that part of the relationship note is an inference in this packet.
- Webex Contact Center Flow Designer architecture — An entry point maps a PSTN number to the flow that answers it
- Webex Calling PSTN options and selection — Whether the Cisco Calling Plan serves a contact centre is answered differently per country tab
- Webex Contact Center holiday and emergency routing overrides — Business hours govern how a voice contact is routed
- Webex Contact Center Voice Services Platform and Voice POPstub — Inbound relationship carried from the corpus: webex-cc-voice-channels supersedes the practice described here. Confirmed 2026-10-14: the current English voice-channel article (nhy3codb / 2dputx; dated 2026-06-25) and its nl-nl and ro-ro localisations no longer mention Voice POP; VPOP or the Voice Services Platform; and Cisco's What's New log records the end of VPOP provisioning for new tenants on 2024-09-25.
Sources
- 1Webex Contact Center's SIP interoperability guidelines list SIP Delayed Offer as Supported.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center > SIP interoperability guidelines · Checked 2026-09-24
- 2Webex Contact Center's SIP interoperability guidelines list SIP Early Media as Not Supported, marked as a future roadmap item.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center > SIP interoperability guidelines · Checked 2026-09-24
- 3Webex Contact Center's SIP interoperability guidelines list SIP Early Offer as Not Supported, marked as a future roadmap item.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center > SIP interoperability guidelines · Checked 2026-09-24
- 4Because Webex Contact Center does not support SIP early media, a deployment should not expect in-band ringback or announcements from Webex Contact Center before answer; any ringback a caller hears before answer would have to come from local generation upstream (gateway, SBC or carrier).inferredSet up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · SIP interoperability guidelines (Early Media: Not Supported), read with RFC 3960 Section 3.2 · Checked 2026-09-24
- 518 of the 19 country tabs of Cisco's Get Started with the Cisco Calling Plans article state that Cisco Calling Plans aren't supported with Webex Contact Center nor authorized for use in which high-concurrent calls or high-volume calls or uncommonly short or long calls are made.Get Started with the Cisco Calling Plans · Cisco Calling Plans requirements and limitations, Limitations list, in each country tab except United States · Checked 2026-09-15
- 6The system extracts at most 20 headers from an incoming SIP INVITE message; if more than 20 are present, only the first 20 alphabetically sorted headers are extracted.Build and manage flows with Flow Designer · NewContact / SIP header extraction · Checked 2026-09-04
- 7Certain SIP header name patterns (e.g. X-Address, X-BNR-*, X-RTMS-*) are reserved for internal use; any custom header matching these patterns is dropped by default and never passed to Webex Contact Center.Build and manage flows with Flow Designer · NewContact / SIP header extraction · Checked 2026-09-04
- 8The Unified CCE transition guide states that Cisco Calling Plan for Webex Contact Center is currently limited to trials and inbound toll-free numbers.Contact Center: Transitioning from Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise to Webex Contact Center Deployment Guide · page 32, Cisco Calling Plan · Checked 2026-09-05
- 9Cisco states that the public network option cannot be changed once it is configured for a tenant.Contact Center: Transitioning from Unified Contact Center Express to Webex Contact Center Deployment Guide · page 17, understand PSTN options · Checked 2026-09-05
- 10When agents log in to Webex Contact Center, they choose a preferred call destination of 1 of 3 types: Dial Number (a free-form DID-style number, typically +E.164 but not mandatory), Extension (a short internal number matched to a Webex Calling/UC endpoint), or Desktop (WebRTC calling in the browser).Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Agent Destination Selection in Webex Contact Center subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 11Cisco distinguishes integrated from non-integrated Cloud Connected PSTN providers: an integrated provider supplies ordered numbers directly into Control Hub where they appear automatically, while numbers from a non-integrated provider do not arrive that way.Cloud Connected PSTN for Dedicated Instance · Configure Cloud Connected PSTN / order PSTN numbers step · Checked 2026-09-04
- 12Cisco names the authorised Cloud Connected PSTN providers as Cloud-Connected PSTN Partners, abbreviated CCPP, and routes inbound and outbound calls for a location over the connection established with the selected partner.Cloud Connected PSTN for Dedicated Instance · Cloud Connected PSTN for Dedicated Instance introduction · Checked 2026-09-04
- 13Cisco Webex Calling Plan as a Contact Center PSTN option is currently available only for Webex Contact Center trials, and otherwise only in regions where Cisco supports service and/or inbound toll-free numbers.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Cisco Webex Calling Plan subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 14Webex Cloud Connected PSTN (CCP, also called Cloud Connect or CCCP) provides PSTN connectivity in over 65 countries through Certified Calling Providers.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Calling Cloud Connected PSTN subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 15Using Cloud Connected PSTN requires the customer to partner directly with a Cloud Connected PSTN (CCP) provider, who handles service initiation/activation, billing, and phone number allocation.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Calling Cloud Connected PSTN subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 16Webex Contact Center and Webex Calling share a global network of Common Edge access services, which lets calls route into Webex Contact Center using Webex Calling PSTN services without requiring a Webex Calling subscription.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Connect to Webex Contact Center with Webex Cloud Common Edge services subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 17The number of concurrent voice contact sessions a Webex Contact Center tenant is entitled to is computed as ((committed Standard Agent licenses + committed Premium Agent licenses) x 3) + number of Add-on IVR port licenses; this entitlement value cannot be modified directly by the customer.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · View concurrent voice contact settings section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 18Webex Contact Center PSTN does not support international dialing; it only delivers calls to/from North American Numbering Plan destinations in the lower 48 states or Canada.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Contact Center PSTN subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 19Webex Contact Center PSTN (the Cisco-billed PSTN bundle) is available only in the contiguous United States and Canada.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Contact Center PSTN subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 20For Dedicated Instance agents to work with Webex Contact Center, administrators must create/modify an Audio Codec Preference List on the default inter-op SIP trunk's region, ordering codecs as G.711 U-Law first, then G.711 A-Law, then OPUS.Webex Dedicated Instance Contact Center integration · Create audio codec preference list subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 21For Webex Dedicated Instance to Webex Calling multitenant Contact Center integration, Cisco requires certificate-based (mTLS) SIP trunks; registration-based trunks are no longer supported for this integration.Webex Dedicated Instance Contact Center integration · Integrating Webex Contact Center (WxCC) and Webex Dedicated Instance section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 22Webex Contact Center integrates with Dedicated Instance via 2 deployment options: Option 1, where the agent's phone is on the Webex Calling multitenant platform and call routing crosses to Dedicated Instance for back-office users via a default inter-op SIP trunk; and Option 2, where the agent's phone itself is on Dedicated Instance, using either a Dedicated Instance Local Gateway or multitenant Cloud Connected PSTN (CCP) for PSTN.Webex Dedicated Instance Contact Center integration · Integrating Webex Contact Center (WxCC) and Webex Dedicated Instance section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 23When an entry point is configured with both an E.164 number and an extension, Webex Contact Center always reports the call against the E.164 number even if the extension was actually dialed.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Important considerations for extension numbers subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 24An Entry Point is the configuration object that associates an inbound telephone number with an IVR service flow (a Webex CC Flow) in Webex Contact Center; inbound numbers must be mapped to entry points as part of PSTN provisioning.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Configuration of Inbound Entry Points to Webex Contact Center subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 25Agents can connect to Webex Contact Center via 5 methods: Webex PSTN inter-connectivity (PSTN DID or cellular agents), Webex Calling registered endpoints (MPP devices or Webex App, requiring a valid Webex Calling subscription), WebRTC Agent Desktops, premise-based PBX/PSTN agents, or Microsoft Teams agents via Local Gateway Direct SIP Routing.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Agents Connection subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 26Webex Contact Center administrators can choose from 3 Webex Cloud PSTN interconnectivity options: Webex Contact Center PSTN, Webex Cloud Connected PSTN, and Cisco Calling Plan, plus an on-premises option, Webex Calling Local Gateway.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · PSTN Services section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 27Calls arriving at Webex Contact Center must use codec G.711uLaw or G.711aLaw with DTMF via RFC2833; any other codec (G.729, iLBC, Opus, etc.) must be transcoded externally before reaching Webex Contact Center, since Webex Contact Center provides no transcoding or media termination point service.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · PSTN Media and Signaling Requirements for Webex Contact Center subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 28Webex Calling Local Gateway lets a customer keep its existing on-premises PSTN carrier while providing access in over 140 markets globally.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Calling Local Gateway (LGWY) subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 29Local Gateway deployments for Webex Contact Center requiring more than 250 concurrent calls (IVR plus agent calls combined) must use a Certificate Based trunk type, which encrypts SIP and RTP toward the Webex Global Media network; a Registration Based trunk is used for up to 250 concurrent calls.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Control Hub Local Gateway Activation subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 30The Local Gateway is the customer's own Session Border Controller (SBC), which registers with Webex Calling and routes calls between Webex Calling and on-premises resources such as agents or existing PSTN connectivity.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Webex Calling Local Gateway (LGWY) subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 31The Webex Contact Center Architecture article publishes a table of media edge regions: US (Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New Jersey media edge cities), Canada (Vancouver, Toronto), Brazil (Sao Paulo), Europe (Frankfurt, Amsterdam), United Kingdom (Manchester, London), India (Mumbai), Singapore, Japan (Tokyo, Osaka), Australia (Melbourne, Sydney), and Middle East & Africa (South Africa/Cape Town, UAE).Webex Contact Center Architecture · Multi Region Connectivity for Telephony section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 32For multinational deployments, Webex Contact Center is architected to keep voice media local to the region where the customer's and agents' voice media edge/ingress services run, rather than backhauling all media to 1 region.Webex Contact Center Architecture · Multi Region Connectivity for Telephony section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 33For call quality, Webex Contact Center supports at most a single upstream/northbound PSTN carrier forwarding calls into the connected PSTN service (Cloud Connected PSTN, Local Gateway, or Webex Contact Center PSTN); forwarding through a second intermediary carrier before reaching Webex Contact Center is explicitly unsupported due to added latency.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · PSTN Call Forwarding Scenarios and Best Practices subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 34All new Webex Contact Center subscriptions automatically include Webex Calling PSTN services needed for Common Edge; tenants provisioned before October 2024 may need their partner to add Webex Calling PSTN service to use Common Edge services.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Connect to Webex Contact Center with Webex Cloud Common Edge services subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 35Administrators can assign a 'PSTN Region' to an entry point's telephone number in Control Hub, which determines where in Webex's global edge network the contact center processes that call's voice media, to minimize latency for geographically distributed deployments.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Regional PSTN Media Optimization Configuration subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 36As of a September 3, 2026 change-log entry, Cisco removed Saudi Arabia from the 'Next Generation Media Services (AWS Region)' column of the Webex Contact Center Architecture regions table, while Saudi Arabia remains listed for general Webex CC Services in that region.Webex Contact Center Architecture · Article change log metadata, lastModifiedTime 2026-09-03T08:33:46Z · Checked 2026-09-04
- 37Webex Contact Center's SIP interoperability requirements state SIP Early Offer is not supported (listed as a future roadmap item), SIP Delayed Offer is supported, and SIP Early Media is not supported (also a future roadmap item); the SDP packetization timer must be 20ms.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · PSTN Media and Signaling Requirements for Webex Contact Center subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 38The default surge percentage that allows a tenant's concurrent voice contacts to exceed its base entitlement is 30%.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · View concurrent voice contact settings section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 39If the calculated Maximum Concurrent Voice Contact Threshold is insufficient for a customer's needs, the customer must submit a service request to Cisco Support to have the value adjusted rather than changing it themselves in Control Hub.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · View concurrent voice contact settings section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 40A customer cannot map a toll-free number to an entry point without the appropriate entitlement; on Cisco PSTN telephony type, this requires the 'Cisco Bundle 2: Inbound toll-free number access' add-on.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · Set up inbound dial numbers section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 41The 2 help.webex.com voice-channel setup URLs (article IDs nhy3codb and 2dputx) serve byte-for-byte identical article HTML/body content; they are the same document published under 2 different article IDs, not a redirect and not distinct content.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Whole-page diff of retrieved HTML for both article IDs · Checked 2026-09-04
- 42The Cisco Webex Contact Center Setup and Administration Guide describes a 'Voice Services Platform' (VSP) as an alternative PSTN service option for Webex Contact Center alongside the existing Webex Calling service, with Voice POP as VSP's default telephony option; this applies only to customers with a Voice Services Platform subscription.Cisco Webex Contact Center Setup and Administration Guide - Voice Services Platform · cpaas-integration-with-ivr.html page content · Checked 2026-09-04
- 43Cisco does not recommend enabling voicemail on an agent line, because an incorrectly configured setup could let a customer call go to voicemail while the contact center believes the call was answered normally.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Voicemail subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 44WarmTransfer infers that Cisco has withdrawn vPOP as a documented Webex Contact Center PSTN option, because the onboarding guide has been expired and the current voice-channel article's change log records removing its vPOP reference. No end-of-sale or end-of-service notice was found to confirm this.inferredSet up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · synthesis of the expired onboarding guide and the voice-channel article change log · Checked 2026-09-04
- 45Cisco's change log for the current Webex Contact Center voice-channel article records a 25 June 2026 edit titled 'Removed reference to VPoP', and the separate vPOP Onboarding Guide article no longer serves content.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · Article change log entry dated 2026-06-25 · Checked 2026-09-04
- 46WebRTC is enabled by default for a new Webex Contact Center tenant, allowing agents/supervisors to make or receive calls directly in the browser via the Desktop option.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · Manage call settings / WebRTC subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 47WebRTC agent calling requires a minimum network bandwidth of 100kbps per call.Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center · WebRTC Configuration / Network and Browser Requirements subsection · Checked 2026-09-04
- 49For 0-commitment orders, the default Concurrent Voice Contact Entitlement is 100 plus the number of Add-on IVR port licenses.Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center · View concurrent voice contact settings section · Checked 2026-09-04
- 50Bring Your Own Virtual Agent is a remote procedure call and websocket contract between Webex Contact Center and a partner-hosted virtual agent connector, and its documentation never uses Model Context Protocol terminology in its body.Bring Your Own Virtual Agent · whole article body · Checked 2026-09-05
- 51The United States tab of the Cisco Calling Plans article states that Cisco Calling Plans supports Webex Contact Center only through the use of Service Numbers.Get Started with the Cisco Calling Plans · United States tab, Cisco Calling Plans requirements and limitations, Limitations list · Checked 2026-09-15
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Cisco Webex Contact Center Setup and Administration Guide - Voice Services Platform
Cloud Connected PSTN for Dedicated Instance
Contact Center: Transitioning from Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise to Webex Contact Center Deployment Guide
Contact Center: Transitioning from Unified Contact Center Express to Webex Contact Center Deployment Guide
Get Started with the Cisco Calling Plans
Set up voice channels for Webex Contact Center
Set up voice settings for Webex Contact Center
Webex Contact Center Architecture
Webex Dedicated Instance Contact Center integration
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@misc{warmtransfer-webex-cc-voice-channels,
title = {Webex Contact Center voice channel and PSTN options},
author = {{WarmTransfer}},
year = {2026},
url = {https://warmtransfer.net/knowledge/webex-cc-voice-channels},
note = {Verified 2026-09-24}
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