InsideSales (XANT / InsideSales.com)
InsideSales — branded XANT from 2019 until Aurea Software (ESW Capital) acquired the company in August 2021 and revived the original name — sells Playbooks, an AI-assisted sales engagement platform that layers cadence, automation, prioritization, scoring and call recording on top of a customer's existing CRM (Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, SAP) rather than replacing it. Its only publicly documented programmable surface is the Playbooks Call Recording API, an access-key protected service for downloading call recordings by Call Detail Record (CDR) ID and for starting/pausing recording from third-party applications; the company also publishes a first-party React UI component library on npm and GitHub. The developer surface is materially decayed: the API reference host and the call-recording host named in the company's own documentation no longer resolve in DNS, product release notes stop in July 2021, and the Atlassian status page is titled "Deprecated InsideSales".
InsideSales (XANT / InsideSales.com) publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Sales, Sales Engagement, Sales Automation, and CRM.
InsideSales (XANT / InsideSales.com)’s developer surface includes documentation, getting-started guide, support, engineering blog, pricing, changelog, authentication, and 15 more developer resources.
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Playbooks Call Recording API
Access-key protected HTTP API that lets an organization or a third-party application download call recordings produced by Playbooks, and — with the second permission enabled — s...
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