Agent APIs
When a call is triggered automatically — through your CRM, n8n, Make, or any connected tool — HuskyVoice.AI needs to know which AI agent should handle it. This is done using the agent's unique ID.
Common Use Cases
Here are real examples of how businesses connect HuskyVoice.AI to their other tools to save time and never miss a lead.
API Overview
HuskyVoice.AI does not work in isolation. It connects to the tools your business already uses — your CRM, your spreadsheets, your calendar, your messaging apps — so everything stays in sync automatically after every call.
Authentication
To connect HuskyVoice.AI to another tool — like your CRM, n8n, Make, or Google Sheets — you need a connection key. Think of it like a password that tells HuskyVoice the request is coming from your account.
Triggering Calls
You do not need to log in to HuskyVoice.AI and start calls manually. You can set things up so calls are triggered automatically — the moment a new lead comes in, an appointment is approaching, or any other event in your business happens.
Error Codes
If a call does not trigger or a connection does not work, you or your connected tool will receive an error message. This page explains what each one means and what to do about it — in plain English.
Event Types
When you connect HuskyVoice.AI to an external tool, it can automatically send a notification every time something happens with a call. Each of these notifications is called an event.
Rate Limits
HuskyVoice.AI has limits on how many actions can be sent in a short period of time. These limits exist to keep the service stable and reliable for everyone.
No-Code Tools & SDKs
You do not need to be a developer to connect HuskyVoice.AI to your other tools. Most customers use one of the no-code options below.
Webhooks
A webhook is simply a way for two tools to talk to each other automatically — without anyone having to log in, copy data, or press a button.