Signed Call Flutter SDK
Learn how to integrate Signed Call Flutter Plugin in your app to avail the Signed Call feature.
Overview
CleverTap enables in-app calls via its Signed Call Flutter SDK, which means you can make and receive calls from any of your Flutter applications if the device has an internet connection and the Signed Call Flutter SDK is already integrated. This document provides information about the following:
- Signed Call Flutter SDK integration
- Manage Signed Calls from your Flutter application
To know more about the Signed Call feature, refer to Signed Call.
Prerequisites
The prerequisites vary depending on the type of your Flutter application platform.
For Android Platform
The following are the requirements for the Signed Call Flutter SDK for Android platform:
- SDK version 21 and above
- Java version 8 and above
- Application permissions for the following:
- Microphone (Required)
- Read Phone State (Optional)
For iOS Platform
The Signed Call iOS framework is built using Swift-5 in Xcode v14 To support CallKit
, the target iOS version for deployment must be greater than or equal to iOS 10.
Emulator Support
Emulator and Simulator support is available for voice calls, but voice transmission will not work.
Integrate Signed Call Flutter SDK
This process can be broadly divided into the following four major steps:
- Install Signed Call Flutter Plugin
- Set up Signed Call Native SDKs
- Initialize and Authenticate Signed Call Flutter SDK
- Manage Permissions
Install Signed Call Flutter Plugin
To install Signed Flutter SDK to your project:
- Add the following dependency to the
pubspec.yaml
file of your project:
dependencies:
clevertap_signedcall_flutter: 0.0.1
- Run the
flutter pub get
command in the terminal to install the dependency. - Add the following to your Dart code:
import 'package:clevertap_signedcall_flutter/plugin/clevertap_signedcall_flutter.dart';
Set Up Signed Call Native SDKs
This process varies depending on the type of your Flutter application platform.
For Android Platform
To install and setup the Signed Call Android SDK:
- Include
mavenCentral
in your project-levelbuild.gradle
file as follows:
allprojects {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
}
- Add the following code to the dependencies element of the
build.gradle
file of your application module:
implementation "com.clevertap.android:clevertap-signedcall-sdk:0.0.1"
- Add the following libraries to
build.gradle
file of your application module:
//To integrate Signed Call Android SDK
implementation "com.clevertap.android:clevertap-signedcall-sdk:0.0.1"
//To enable the socket-based signaling channel
implementation('io.socket:socket.io-client:2.1.0') {
exclude group: 'org.json', module: 'json'
}
//To load the image assets on the call screens
implementation 'com.github.bumptech.glide:glide:4.12.0'
//To process the incoming call push for the receiver
implementation 'androidx.work:work-runtime:2.7.1'
//To build a responsive UI for the call screens
implementation 'androidx.constraintlayout:constraintlayout:2.1.3'
- The Signed Call Android SDK uses CleverTap Android SDK for analytics. The Signed Call Android SDK requires an active CleverTap instance as a parameter during the SDK initialization. To integrate the CleverTap Android SDK, refer to the CleverTap Android SDK Integration.
Minimum Supported Version
The Signed Call Android SDK integrates with CleverTap SDK v4.6.4 or higher.
For iOS Platform
To install and set up the Signed Call iOS SDK:
- Add the pod spec repo as a source and add the
post_install
script to your Podfile as shown below:
# Uncomment this line to define a global platform for your project
platform :ios, '10.0'
source 'https://github.com/CleverTap/podspecs.git'
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
# CocoaPods analytics sends network stats synchronously affecting flutter build latency.
#ENV['COCOAPODS_DISABLE_STATS'] = 'true'
project 'Runner', {
'Debug' => :debug,
'Profile' => :release,
'Release' => :release,
}
def flutter_root
generated_xcode_build_settings_path = File.expand_path(File.join('..', 'Flutter', 'Generated.xcconfig'), __FILE__)
unless File.exist?(generated_xcode_build_settings_path)
raise "#{generated_xcode_build_settings_path} must exist. If you're running pod install manually, make sure flutter pub get is executed first"
end
File.foreach(generated_xcode_build_settings_path) do |line|
matches = line.match(/FLUTTER_ROOT\=(.*)/)
return matches[1].strip if matches
end
raise "FLUTTER_ROOT not found in #{generated_xcode_build_settings_path}. Try deleting Generated.xcconfig, then run flutter pub get"
end
require File.expand_path(File.join('packages', 'flutter_tools', 'bin', 'podhelper'), flutter_root)
flutter_ios_podfile_setup
target 'Runner' do
use_frameworks!
use_modular_headers!
flutter_install_all_ios_pods File.dirname(File.realpath(__FILE__))
end
post_install do |installer|
installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
flutter_additional_ios_build_settings(target)
# Required by SignedCall
target.build_configurations.each do |config|
config.build_settings['BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION'] = 'YES'
config.build_settings['GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS'] ||= [
'$(inherited)',
## dart: PermissionGroup.microphone
'PERMISSION_MICROPHONE=1',
]
end
end
end
-
Update your Podfile, and run pod
install --repo-update
in your terminal.
To know more, refer to Pod setup. -
The Signed Call iOS SDK uses CleverTap SDK for analytics. The Signed Call iOS SDK requires an active CleverTap instance as a parameter during the SDK initialization.
Minimum Supported Version
The Signed Call iOS SDK integrates with CleverTap SDK v4.1.6 or higher.
Set Up Xcode Project
To set up your Xcode project, refer to Set Up Xcode Project.
Set Up an Outgoing Tone
To set up an outgoing tone, refer to Set Up and Outgoing Tone.
Configure Quick Launch Button on the CallKit
Screen
CallKit
ScreenTo configure the quick launch button on the CallKit
screen, refer to Configure Quick Launch Button.
Icon Image File Specifications
The icon image must be a square image with a side length of 40 points. The alpha channel of the image creates a white mask image used in the native
CallKit
screen UI for the button, which helps switch between the nativeCallKit
screen and the application's calling screen.
Integrate the Signed Call iOS SDK
Integrate the Signed Call iOS SDK and CleverTap iOS SDK as follow:
- Open your
AppDelegate
file and import both, CleverTap and Signed Call SDKs as shown below:
import CleverTapSDK
import SignedCallSDK
- Call the
registerVoIP
function to generate a VoIP token and setpushRegistryDelegate
in yourAppDelegate
file.
override func application(
_ application: UIApplication,
didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?
) -> Bool {
GeneratedPluginRegistrant.register(with: self)
CleverTap.setDebugLevel(CleverTapLogLevel.off.rawValue)
CleverTap.autoIntegrate()
SignedCall.cleverTapInstance = CleverTap.sharedInstance()
guard let rootView = self.window?.rootViewController else {
return true
}
SignedCall.registerVoIP(withRootView: rootView)
return super.application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: launchOptions)
}
The registerVoIP
function expects the following parameters:
Parameter | Description | Type | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
| The view controller on which the call screen displays. | UIViewController | Required |
| The application name you want to display on the CallKit incoming screen. | String | Optional |
Initialize and Authenticate Signed Call Flutter SDK
Initialize the Signed Call Flutter SDK on every application launch using the following ClevertapSignedCallFlutter
class instance:
void _signedCallInitHandler(
SignedCallError? signedCallInitError) async {
if (signedCallInitError == null) {
print("Signed Call SDK Initialized!");
} else {
final errorCode = signedCallInitError.errorCode;
final errorMessage = signedCallInitError.errorMessage;
final errorDescription = signedCallInitError.errorDescription;
print("SignedCall initialization failed: \n"
"error-code - $errorCode \n"
"error-message - $errorMessage \n"
"error-description - $errorDescription");
}
}
//To initialize the Signed Call Flutter SDK
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.init(
initProperties: initProperties, initHandler: _signedCallInitHandler);
initProperties
The initProperties
is a Map object with the following properties:
Properties | Description | Type | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
|
| String | Required |
|
| String | Required |
| Unique identity of the user. | String | Required |
| It overrides the call screen’s branding set from the dashboard. | Map object |
|
| It enables the VoIP push based on the build type of the iOS application. | Boolean |
|
| It controls the persistence of the socket connection that SDK uses to initiate or receive the calls. | Boolean |
|
| It prompts the receiver with Read Phone State permission when the receiver answers the call. | Boolean |
|
| It configures the actions buttons on the missed call notification. To know more, refer to missedCallActions. | Map Object |
|
CUID Validation Rules
The following are the validation rules for
cuid
:
- Must range between 5 and 50 characters.
- Must start with either alphabet or number.
- The name is case-sensitive, and only '_' is allowed as a special character.
- The
cuid
parameter cannot be of type number-number, that is, a number followed by a special character, which is again followed by another number. For example, org_25 is allowed, but 91_8899555 is not permitted.- Must be unique for every user.
- Must be unique for every device to allow multiple logins for the user from different devices. In such cases, the user will have multiple
cuid
's.
The syntax for initProperties
is as follows:
///Common fields of Android & iOS
final Map<String, dynamic> initProperties = {
"accountId": <string / required>,
"apiKey": <string / required>,
"cuid": <string / required>,
"overrideDefaultBranding": <map / optional>
};
///Android only fields
if (Platform.isAndroid) {
initProperties["allowPersistSocketConnection"] = <bool / required>;
initProperties["promptReceiverReadPhoneStatePermission"] = <bool / optional>;
initProperties["missedCallActions"] = <map / optional>;
}
///iOS only fields
if (Platform.isIOS) {
initProperties["production"] = <bool / required>;
}
overrideDefaultBranding (All Platforms)
CleverTap dashboard provides a branding tool to alter the look and feel of the call screens. If you have multiple applications to integrate with the Signed Call SDK, all those applications will share the same branding that you have set from the CleverTap dashboard. By overriding the dashboard's call screen branding, you can have different branding for each application.
Use an optional overrideDefaultBranding
parameter of the Map
type inside the initProperties
to override the dashboard branding for call screens.
const callScreenBranding = {
"bgColor": "<hex color code>", ///The background color of the call screens
"fontColor": "<hex color code>", ///The color of the text displayed on the call screens
"logoUrl": "<https url>", ///The image URL that renders on the call screens.
"buttonTheme": "light" or "dark" ///The theme of the control buttons shown on the ongoing call screen(i.e. Mute, Speaker and Bluetooth)
};
var initProperties = {
....
"overrideDefaultBranding": callScreenBranding,
....
};
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.init(
initProperties: initProperties, initHandler: _signedCallInitHandler);
production (iOS Platform)
The Signed Call Flutter SDK uses the production
field in iOS to set up the production or development environment for VoIP push support.
Note
The
production
must be true if you build an application for production and false if you build an application for development. The default value is false.
allowPersistSocketConnection (Android Platform)
The socket connection plays a crucial role in processing the call request to initiate a call and receive calls on the socket channel. Android OS imposes several battery restrictions that lead to issues in maintaining a persistent socket connection. To overcome this issue, Signed Call Flutter SDK expects allowPersistSocketConnection
flag, a required parameter of the bool
type, passed inside the SignedCallInitConfiguration.Builder
constructor.
The following is the Signed Call Flutter SDK behavior for Android platform:
Value | Socket Connection | Signed Call Flutter SDK |
---|---|---|
| Persistent | For Android platform, the Signed Call Flutter SDK uses a background service to keep the socket connection persistent in the foreground and background states of the application. |
| Non-persistent | The Signed Call Flutter SDK does not use the background service for the socket connection; hence the socket connection may be inconsistent under battery restriction scenarios. |
Recommended Settings for Android 11 and Above
For Android 11 and above, if the socket connection is persistent, the application might show a system-generated notification to the user that the application is draining the device's battery. We recommend setting the value as
false
and keeping the socket connection non-persistent for transactional businesses.
Manage Permission
Following are the permissions and their management that the Signed Call Flutter SDK uses:
Microphone (All Platforms)
This is a required permission. The Signed Call Flutter SDK requires microphone permission to exchange voices during the call. At the receiver's end, the Signed Call Flutter SDK asks for microphone permission and handles it accordingly when the receiver answers the call. If the receiver denies microphone permission, the Signed Call Flutter SDK declines the call. We recommend you add the required handling to request the microphone permission before initiating a call.
Read Phone State (Android Platform)
This is optional permission. The Signed Call Flutter SDK uses this permission to enable busy handling for Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) calls. This permission determines if the receiver is available or busy on a PSTN call. We recommend you add the required handling to request the Read Phone State permission before initiating a call.
Use the promptReceiverReadPhoneStatePermission
parameter of bool
type inside the initProperties
to allow the Signed Call Flutter SDK to prompt the read phone state permission at the receiver's end when the receiver answers the call.
var initProperties = {
....
"promptReceiverReadPhoneStatePermission": <true/false>
....
};
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.init(
initProperties: initProperties, initHandler: _signedCallInitHandler);
Logout the Signed Call Flutter SDK
When the Signed Call Flutter SDK initializes, it maintains the init configuration in a local session. Use the logout()
method to invalidate the active session and disable the Signed Call functionality (make and receive a call). To enable it again, repeat the steps from Initialize Signed Call Flutter SDK.
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.logout();
Make a Signed Call
Use the following code to make a Signed Call:
void _signedCallVoIPCallHandler(SignedCallError? signedCallVoIPError) {
if (signedCallVoIPError == null) {
print("VoIP call is placed successfully!");
} else {
final errorCode = signedCallVoIPError.errorCode;
final errorMessage = signedCallVoIPError.errorMessage;
final errorDescription = signedCallVoIPError.errorDescription;
print("VoIP call is failed: \n"
"error-code - $errorCode \n"
"error-message - $errorMessage \n"
"error-description - $errorDescription");
}
}
const callOptions = {
"initiatorImage": "<https url / optional>",
"receiverImage": "<https url / optional>"
};
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.call(
receiverCuid: receiverCuid,
callContext: callContext,
callOptions: callOptions,
voIPCallHandler: _signedCallVoIPCallHandler);
The parameters to make a Signed Call are as follows:
Parameter | Description | Type | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
| It is the receiver's | String | Required |
| It specifies the context of the call. For example, Delivery Partner is calling, Driver is calling, Agent is calling, and so on.
| String | Required |
| It is a Map object with the following properties:
| Map Object | Optional |
Setup to Receive a Signed Call
Signed Call uses the following routing channels to receive Signed Calls at the receiver's end:
Socket Channel (All Platforms)
It is a primary routing channel. Signed Call Flutter SDK requires a successful initialization to receive a call on the socket channel.
FCM Channel (Android Platform)
It is a secondary or fallback routing channel that is used when the receiver is not connected to the primary routing channel (Socket).
FCM Version
The minimum supported version of FCM must be v21.0.0 or higher to integrate with your Android platform.
To enable the FCM channel, follow the steps below:
-
Add your FCM Server Key to the Signed Call section of the CleverTap dashboard. Ignore it if you have already added it.
-
Allow CleverTap Android SDK to process the FCM push of VoIP call by adding the following entries to your
AndroidManifest.xml
.
<application>
....
....
<service android:name="com.clevertap.android.sdk.pushnotification.fcm.FcmMessageListenerService"
android:exported="true">
<intent-filter>
<action android:name="com.google.firebase.MESSAGING_EVENT" />
</intent-filter>
</service>
....
</application>
- Add the following code to your
Application
class:
CleverTapAPI.setSignedCallNotificationHandler(new SignedCallNotificationHandler());
CleverTapAPI.setSignedCallNotificationHandler(SignedCallNotificationHandler())
The setup is now complete to receive calls via the FCM channel.
APNs Channel (iOS Platform)
It is a secondary or fallback routing channel for the iOS platform, which is used when the receiver is not connected to the primary routing channel (Socket).
To enable the APNs channel to start receiving VoIP notifications, set up the APNs in the Signed Call section of the CleverTap dashboard.
Handle Call Hangup (All Platforms)
The call hangup functionality is user-driven, and ending the call depends on the user. For example, if one of the users in a call clicks the call hangup button from the ongoing call screen, the Signed Call Flutter SDK internally manages the call hangup functionality to end the call.
In the case of a metered call, when a business wants to end the call after a specific duration, you must maintain a timer in the application and use the following method to terminate the call when the timer ends:
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.hangUpCall();
Observe Changes in a Call State (All Platforms)
Add the following code to subscribe to the event stream of the CallEvent
to listen the changes in a call state:
late StreamSubscription<CallEvent>? _callEventSubscription;
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
_startObservingCallEvents();
}
///To Listen to the real-time stream of the various call-events
void _startObservingCallEvents() {
_callEventSubscription = CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.callEventListener
.listen((event) {
print("Received an event on CallEvent stream: ${event.toString()}");
if (event == CallEvent.cancelled) {
///when the call is cancelled from the initiator's end
} else if (event == CallEvent.declined) {
///when the call is declined from the receiver's end
} else if (event == CallEvent.missed) {
///when the call is missed at the receiver's end
} else if (event == CallEvent.answered) {
///When the call is picked up by the receiver
} else if (event == CallEvent.callInProgress) {
///when the connection to the receiver is established
} else if (event == CallEvent.ended) {
///when the call has been disconnected
} else if (event == CallEvent.receiverBusyOnAnotherCall) {
///when the receiver is busy on another call
}
});
}
@override
void dispose() {
super.dispose();
_callEventSubscription?.cancel();
}
Note
Make sure you include the following:
- Register the
StreamSubscription<CallEvent>
instance as soon as the Flutter application is initialized. Preferably in theinitState()
of your application widget.- Cancel the
StreamSubscription
instance when thedispose()
method is triggered for the application widget.
Missed Call Solution (Android Platform)
If the receiver misses a call, the Signed Call Flutter SDK shows a missed call notification to the receiver. The Signed Call Flutter SDK uses action buttons on the missed call notification to display a Call to Action (CTA).
To configure the CTA on the missed call notification, add the following code:
- Create a Map object for
missedCallActions
parameter with a maximum of three entries.
const missedCallActionsMap = {
"<Unique Identifier 1>": "<label on action-button 1>",
"<Unique Identifier 2>": "<label on action-button 2>",
"<Unique Identifier 3>": "<label on action-button 3>",
};
var initProperties = {
....
"missedCallActions": missedCallActionsMap,
....
};
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.init(
initProperties: initProperties, initHandler: _signedCallInitHandler);
- Add the following code to subscribe to the event stream of the
MissedCallActionClickResult
to listen the CTA click events on missed call notifications:
late StreamSubscription<MissedCallActionClickResult>?
_missedCallActionClickEventSubscription;
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
_startObservingMissedCallActionClickEvent();
}
///Listens to the missed call action click events
void _startObservingMissedCallActionClickEvent() {
_missedCallActionClickEventSubscription = CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.missedCallActionClickListener
.listen((clickResult) {
print("Received an event on MissedCallActionClickResult stream channel: "
"${clickResult.toString()}");
});
}
@override
void dispose() {
super.dispose();
_missedCallActionClickEventSubscription?.cancel();
}
Note
Make sure to follow these points:
- Register the
StreamSubscription<MissedCallActionClickResult>
instance as soon as the Flutter application is initialized. Preferably in theinitState()
of your application widget.- Cancel the
StreamSubscription
instance when thedispose()
method is triggered for the application widget.
Note
The event stream of
MissedCallActionClickResult
does not receive updates in the killed state. CleverTap plans to support this in the upcoming releases.
Debugging (All Platforms)
Signed Call Flutter SDK logs are, by default, set to the LogLevel.info
level. We recommend you set the log level to LogLevel.verbose
mode to log warnings or other important messages during development. If you want to disable the Signed Call Flutter SDK logs for the production environment, you can set the debug level to LogLevel.off
.
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.setDebugLevel(LogLevel.info); ///default level, shows minimal SDK integration related logging
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.setDebugLevel(LogLevel.debug); ///shows debug output
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.setDebugLevel(LogLevel.verbose); ///shows verbose output
CleverTapSignedCallFlutter.shared.setDebugLevel(LogLevel.off); ///disables all debugging
The log window displays the logs from the Signed Call SDKs. After setting the debug level, search for the following tags:
Platform | TAG |
---|---|
Android | [CT]:[SignedCall] |
iOS | [Signed Call] |
Fluter | [CT]:[SignedCall]:[Flutter] |
Note
To get the logs in the killed state, add platform-specific debugging.
- For Android, add
SignedCallAPI.setDebugLevel(SignedCallAPI.LogLevel loglevel);
in yourApplication
class.- For iOS, add
SignedCall.isLoggingEnabled = true
in yourAppDelegate
class.
Sample Project of Signed Call Flutter SDK Implementation:
For an example project of integrating Signed Call Flutter SDK in your Flutter application, refer to the Signed Call Flutter Example Project.
Note
Ensure you have added valid Signed Call and CleverTap Account credentials for the calling to work.
Error Handling (All Platforms)
The Signed Call Flutter SDK provides error reporting and handling. The initHandler
passed inside the init(..)
method reports all the initialization errors, whereas the voIPCallHandler
of the call(..)
method reports all the Call errors.
For Android Platform
Below is the list of the initialization and call errors that you may receive for Android platform:
Error Code | Description |
---|---|
1000 | No internet connection. |
2000 | The application context is missing. |
2001 | The |
2002 | The |
2003 | The Signed Call Android SDK is not initialized. |
2004 | The |
2005 | The |
2006 | The cuid length is invalid. |
2007 | Invalid |
2008 | The length of the |
2009 | The |
2010 | The branding configuration is invalid. |
2011 | The values in |
2012 | The user authentication is not successful. |
5001 | Microphone permission is not available. |
5002 | The Internet is lost at the receiver's end before the call connects. |
5003 | The receiver is unreachable. |
5004 | The Signed Call Android SDK can not initiate the call because of a poor network. |
5005 | The Receiver and Initiator's |
5006 | The context of the call is missing. |
5007 | The length of the context message exceeds the limit of 64 characters. |
5008 | Invalid context of the application. |
5009 | The receiver's |
5010 | An unknown error occurred while making the call. |
5011 | The Signed Call Android SDK is disconnected from the signaling channel due to poor network connectivity. |
5012 | The |
5013 | Unable to process new call requests as the Signed Call Android SDK is already processing another. |
5014 | The call feature is not enabled to initiate the call. |
For iOS Platform
Below is the list of the initialization and call errors that you may receive for iOS platform:
Error Code | Description |
---|---|
1000 | No internet connection. |
2000 | The context of the call is invalid. |
2001 | The CleverTap instance is not available. |
2002 | The CleverTap iOS SDK's base URL was not found. |
2003 | Signed Call iOS SDK is not initialized. |
2004 | The Signed Call |
2005 | The |
2006 | The |
2007 | The |
2008 | Invalid |
2009 | The length of the |
2010 | The |
2011 | The |
2012 | Contact registration failed. |
2013 | The VoIP service failed to register. |
5001 | Microphone permission is not granted. |
5002 | The receiver is not reachable. |
5003 | The initiator and receiver's |
5004 | The |
5005 | Failure while making a call. |
5006 | The call feature is not enabled to initiate the call. |
FAQs
Q. Is Signed Call accountId
and apiKey
the same as CleverTap's accountId
and token
?
accountId
and apiKey
the same as CleverTap's accountId
and token
?A. No. Signed Call accountId
and apiKey
differ from CleverTap's accountId
and token.
You can find these details under your dashboard's Signed Call Settings.
Q. Why the iOS dependencies of Signed Call are not downloaded even after running the pod install?
A. As Signed Call iOS SDK uses submodules performing pod repo update
, it would help download and install required dependencies.
Q. Does the Signed Call Flutter SDK support in-app calls over Bluetooth?
A. Yes. The Signed Call Flutter SDK has built-in Bluetooth support. However, it requires a runtime BLUETOOTH_CONNECT permission for Android 12 and onwards.
Q. What channels are used for call routing by Signed Call Flutter SDK?
A. Signed Call Flutter SDK uses an active socket connection as soon as the SDK is initialized. The socket connection is a primary routing channel to receive the calls, whereas the FCM in Android platform and APNs in the iOS platform are the fallback channel in case the receiver is not connected to the socket channel. This socket connection processes the call requests raised to make a call. To know more, refer to the Best practices for initializing Signed Call SDKs.
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