Protocol diagnostics
SIP
Follow the transaction, expose the failure, and turn response codes into a next action.
- URI and DNS chain
- OPTIONS and TLS
- Trace and SDP analysis
Evidence-led telecom diagnostics
Diagnose telecom problems with evidence, not guesswork.
Trace the signal from DNS to TLS to SIP, understand what failed, and move from raw protocol evidence to a clear next action.
Illustrative product preview
Follow the evidence.
01resolved
DNS route
NAPTR → SRV → A / AAAA02verified
TLS
Certificate and hostname03observed
SIP OPTIONS
200 OK · 184 ms04review
Finding
One remediation path identifiedDiagnostic tools
Four signals. One evidence trail.
Planned diagnostic capabilities will follow each layer of a telecom problem with the context needed to make a grounded next decision.
Planned diagnostic capabilities
Telecom-aware resolution
DNS
See the complete route and the configuration detail that generic DNS tools miss.
- NAPTR and SRV
- DNSSEC state
- Regional answer comparison
Global numbering context
Number intelligence
Normalize international numbers and understand validity, type, provenance, and confidence.
- E.164 normalization
- Type classification
- Provider provenance
Network context
IP intelligence
Place an address in the network context needed for routing, security, and troubleshooting.
- IPv4 and IPv6
- ASN and reverse DNS
- Reserved and risk context
Workflow
From first check to continuous confidence.
The planned platform workflow brings evidence, interpretation, and the next action into one accountable diagnostic path.
Planned platform workflow
Run a constrained diagnostic
Start with bounded, platform-controlled probes that respect the target network while collecting the right protocol evidence.
Interpret normalized evidence
Read one normalized view of the summary, severity, evidence, and provenance behind every finding.
Apply guided remediation
Move from a verified finding to clear remediation guidance that explains the next safe action.
Save, share, and monitor
Planned platform workflowPlanned workspace monitoring will preserve diagnostic context, support sharing, and watch the signals that matter over time.
Platform expansion
Evidence that grows with the operation.
The platform is planned in deliberate layers, from the diagnostic evidence foundation to enterprise controls.
Planned platform expansion
Evidence workspace
Foundation · plannedSave runs, assets, findings, and share-safe history inside an isolated workspace.
Regional monitoring
PlannedCompare controlled probe regions, group failures into incidents, and notify the right team.
Developer platform
PlannedAutomate diagnostics through scoped API keys, webhooks, bulk jobs, OpenAPI, and SDKs.
Enterprise control
FutureExtend the same core with advanced roles, retention, SSO, audit evidence, and residency options.
For the people on the signal path
Evidence that meets the work where it happens.
The planned platform is shaped around the different decisions that engineers, developers, operations teams, and service providers make.
VoIP engineers
Diagnose failures faster with evidence that keeps the protocol path and the next action in view.
Developers
Automate planned diagnostic checks through a stable, scoped API surface.
Operations teams
Move from reactive troubleshooting toward planned monitoring and accountable incident context.
Service providers
Manage planned evidence and workflows across teams and customer environments.
Security and trust
Diagnostics that respect the network
The planned service is designed to make its boundaries, evidence, and controls clear before a diagnostic ever runs.
Planned safeguards
Restricted by design
Planned probes are constrained by method, destination, port, timeout, and regional egress.
Tenant-scoped access
Planned access controls keep workspaces tenant-scoped and authorize every request server-side.
Secrets encrypted and redacted
Planned credential handling encrypts secrets and redacts them from diagnostic evidence.
Evidence with provenance
Planned findings record their observation time, vantage point, and supporting evidence.
Transparent limits
Planned limits make the scope of allowed diagnostics and abuse-prevention controls clear.
Auditable operations
Planned audit trails and retention controls make diagnostic activity reviewable over time.
Planned delivery
Built in deliberate phases.
The planned sequence may evolve as security, supplier, and market evidence develops.
Planned phase
Foundations and risk reduction
We plan to establish the secure operating boundaries, evidence model, and delivery foundations that every later diagnostic capability depends on.
Planned deliverables
- Tenant-scoped identity and server-side authorization foundations
- Restricted probe policies for methods, destinations, ports, timeouts, and regional egress
- Encrypted credential handling, redaction, and evidence provenance
Exit condition
Exit when the planned diagnostic core can enforce safe, auditable boundaries before broader access is considered.
Planned phase
Public toolkit and authenticated MVP
We plan to pair focused public telecom checks with an authenticated workspace for preserving evidence, findings, and next actions.
Planned deliverables
- Constrained SIP, DNS, number, and IP diagnostic modules
- Authenticated workspaces for saved runs, assets, and findings
- Planned account access with Microsoft 365, Google, or a native username, email, and password account
- Free and Pro entitlements with an upcoming Stripe subscription payment gateway lifecycle
- Normalized evidence and guided remediation context
Exit condition
Exit when early users can complete a safe diagnostic journey from a constrained check to share-safe evidence.
Planned phase
Monitoring and developer platform
We plan to extend point-in-time diagnostics into regional monitoring and carefully scoped automation for developer workflows.
Planned deliverables
- Regional probe comparison, monitoring schedules, and incident grouping
- Notifications and webhooks for accountable operational follow-up
- Scoped API keys, bulk jobs, OpenAPI, and SDK foundations
Exit condition
Exit when planned monitoring and automation can preserve the same evidence and safety controls as individual diagnostic runs.
Planned phase
Advanced telecom operations
We plan to add deeper operational workflows for teams that need to coordinate evidence, remediation, and ongoing telecom health.
Planned deliverables
- Team workflows for sharing findings and remediation context
- Expanded diagnostic evidence for advanced telecom operations
- Operational views that connect monitoring signals to investigation history
Exit condition
Exit when planned team workflows make complex telecom operations easier to investigate without widening unsafe probe access.
Planned phase
Enterprise and scale
We plan to extend the proven core for larger organizations with stronger administrative control, auditability, and deployment choices.
Planned deliverables
- Advanced roles, SSO, and enterprise administration
- Later Team and Enterprise subscription plan expansion
- Audit evidence, retention controls, and policy management
- Residency options and scale-oriented operational controls
Exit condition
Exit when planned enterprise controls can scale the platform while retaining its evidence, security, and abuse-prevention commitments.
Nine planned milestones
From guarded foundations to launch readiness.
Engineering foundation
Planned delivery establishes the secure engineering, deployment, and evidence foundations for the platform.
Identity and tenant core
Planned delivery introduces tenant-scoped identity and server-side authorization for workspaces.
Diagnostic execution platform
Planned delivery builds constrained diagnostic execution with policy-controlled targets, methods, and timeouts.
First diagnostic modules
Planned delivery adds initial SIP, DNS, number, and IP modules with normalized evidence.
Public and workspace experiences
Planned delivery connects focused public checks with authenticated workspaces for saved findings and assets.
Entitlements and billing
Planned delivery defines scoped entitlements and billing controls to govern access as the platform grows.
Monitoring and notifications
Planned delivery introduces regional monitoring, incident context, and notifications for operational follow-up.
Developer and team release
Planned delivery opens scoped developer automation and team workflows around shared diagnostic evidence.
Production hardening and launch
Planned delivery hardens security, retention, auditability, and operational readiness before a launch decision.
Early access
Build the diagnostic layer telecom teams deserve.
SIP Manager is being shaped around safe probing, useful evidence, and a roadmap that grows from public tools into monitoring, APIs, teams, and enterprise control.
View the platform roadmap