Telephony for Claap - VoIP Integration for Calls

The phone integration for Claap allows you to import recorded Ringover calls into Claap automatically. Once the call is processed, Claap generates a transcription and a summary, and can then synchronise relevant information with your CRM. In practical terms, this removes the need for teams to take manual notes after each conversation. Claap telephony particularly valuable for sales reps who move quickly from one meeting to another and want to keep actionable records without adding to their post-call workload. To explore further use cases related to call analysis, you can also visit our conversational AI page.

To benefit from the Claap telephony integration, you need a Ringover BUSINESS or ADVANCED account. Without it, Claap will not be able to properly process the calls imported from Ringover. To better understand the differences between plans, you can check Ringover pricing.

The connection relies on three elements: a Ringover API key, a Webhook Key linked to the Call Event, and a Webhook URL generated by Claap that must be entered into Ringover. Claap requires authorized access to call events in order to retrieve recorded conversations a few minutes after they end.

The API key is generated directly from your Ringover Dashboard, in the API section. You need to create a new API Key, select the relevant profile, assign it a name, and enable Monitoring as well as all Read permissions.

The webhook automatically sends Ringover call data to Claap once the call is completed. Claap provides a Webhook URL, which must then be pasted into the After-Call Work section of the Call Event in Ringover. This is the step that actually triggers the automation.

Once the integration is activated, calls recorded in Ringover are imported into Claap within minutes after the conversation ends, provided they meet the minimum duration set in the configuration. For sales teams, this delay is short enough to quickly access the transcription before a follow-up, CRM update, or manager debrief.

Yes. In the integration settings, you can define a minimum import duration. By default, it is set to 2 minutes, but you can choose no minimum, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, or 5 minutes. This setting has real operational impact. If the threshold is too high, you may miss shorter calls that still contain valuable insights, especially in prospecting. If it’s too low, you may import many low-value interactions.

Calls appear in the Claap Library, alongside other meetings or recordings processed by the platform. This avoids separating phone conversations from meetings. For managers, everything becomes accessible in a single workspace.

CRM synchronization is automatically triggered if a CRM is already connected to Claap and if the contact information detected in Ringover matches a contact stored in the CRM.

Yes. Only recorded calls can be imported, transcribed, and analyzed in Claap.

Yes. Simply go to the Claap settings, navigate to the integrations section, and click “Disconnect.” This immediately stops the import of new calls.

It is primarily intended for sales teams, managers, and RevOps professionals who want to structure call usage without adding extra workload for teams. The goal goes beyond recording calls—it’s about turning them into actionable data: coaching, sales tracking, objection analysis.