Callblast API Documentation¶
Note
This documentation provides both internal and external usage guides for the Callblast voice broadcasting system.
Overview¶
The Callblast API Project is a web-based and API-integrated voice broadcasting system designed to automate the delivery of voice messages to multiple phone numbers.
It supports both internal users (via a secure web interface) and external systems (via HTTP JSON API) to submit and queue voice call jobs with minimal setup.
Key Features¶
Dual Interface
Web UI: Authenticated users can use a browser form to submit callblast jobs.
RESTful API: External systems can send JSON payloads to trigger call jobs programmatically.
Dynamic Routing
Automatically maps the company/ISP identity to:
ISP ID
Account code
Caller ID
API credentials (api keys)
Flexible Phone Number Input
Accepts 10–15 digit-only phone numbers
Supports multiple formats: comma-, newline-, or line-separated values
Non-digit characters are stripped automatically in the Web UI
Message Validation
Message content is required
Length must be between 5 and 1000 characters
Text is converted to speech before calling
Security
Requires both the
isp(the isp id from tracker) and company specificapi_key(in parameters)Validates identity and prevents unauthorized submissions
Backend Integration
Submissions are forwarded to a FastAPI backend
Backend handles job queuing, validation, logging, and TTS dispatching
Keys and API URLs are retrieved securely via Vault
Submission Modes¶
Web UI -
Used by internal users through a browser
Company selection auto-fills required backend fields (ISP ID, caller ID, account code, api key)
API Request -
api/callblast_requestIntended for use by external systems or services
Requests must include:
- In the payload:
isp(string): ISP/Company IDmessage(string): Content to broadcastnumbers(list of strings): 10–15 digit-only phone numbers
- In the URL parameters:
api_key(string): Authentication key for the company
Typical Use Cases¶
Automated reminders (billing, appointments, maintenance)
Mass communication to clients or agents
Real-time alert broadcasting (e.g., system outages)
3rd-party system integration for automated voice calls