SIP Prover
Prove that a POTS/PSTN phone line can complete calls in both directions — and walk away with a defensible diagnostic PDF with a PASS/FAIL verdict.
Open the portal Request accessWhat you walk out with /
PASS/FAIL report
A PDF with the verdict, per-leg detail, and timestamps rendered in five timezones — ready to hand to a client or attach to a dispute.
Proof artifacts
The call recording plus a QR code on the report linking to a shared results folder — so the evidence is inspectable, not just a summary.
Verifiable receipt
A cryptographically signed receipt with a public verification URL, so a third party can confirm the report is the one that was issued, and detect it if it has been altered.
How it works /
Two directions, one clear verdict.
The platform calls the line
The service calls the line under test. On answer it speaks a 4-digit nonce and collects it back as DTMF. The technician on site keys what they hear. A match is the PASS. A PASS requires a technician on site to key a nonce heard in-band — it is a two-party test, not a remote probe.
The line calls the platform
The platform arms a time window and shows the technician a 6-digit code. The technician dials the platform's number from the buttset on site and keys the code. The platform captures the calling number and matches the code.
When a test fails /
Isolating the failure
The platform places a positive-control call to a known-good mobile inside the same failure window. If that control call completes, the failure is isolated to the line under test rather than to the platform's ability to place a call at that moment. It also collects a structured technician questionnaire: dial tone? ringback? reorder? intercept? demarc or inside wiring? The verdict is deterministic — computed by fixed logic, enforced in the classifier, a database constraint, and the PDF. A language model never decides a verdict.
How billing works /
You pay for definitive results — not for attempts
A credit is only consumed when a test reaches a definitive verdict AND the proof artifacts are durably stored. Anything inconclusive, crashed, or provider-failed releases the credit back — the customer keeps it. A broker or shop buys credits and hands an access token to a field technician. No monthly minimum, no subscription.
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SIP Prover is a hosted service. Access today is by email request — the owner issues a token by hand. Email to get started.
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