Abstract: Systems and methods for providing call verification to prevent voice phishing, comprising: receiving a first API call, wherein the first API call is a call request from a service provider to establish a call with a client device associated with a client of the service provider; verifying an identity of the service provider, wherein verifying the identity of the service provider comprises: generating a second API call; transmitting the second API to a verification system; and receiving verification of the service provider from the verification system; transmitting a notification to the client device that includes an indication that an incoming call is from a verified service provider; verifying the identity of the client; and establishing the call between the service provider and the client after both the identity of the service provider and the identity of the client are verified.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for call handling control comprises receiving, from a first device, call handling information directed towards a second device, wherein a call is currently established between the first device and the second device and transmitting the call handling information to the second device, wherein the call handling information comprises feature activation instructions for the second device.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for processing IVR input in a call setup message are provided herein. The method includes receiving at an IVR system a call setup message including information associated with one or more data fields; parsing the information included in the call setup message; and directing the call based on the information included in the call setup message.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for recalling and replaying content during a communications session are provided herein. In some embodiments, methods for replaying content during a communications session may comprise detecting a real-time communications session between two or more participant devices, storing content of the communications session transmitted between the two or more participant devices as the real-time communications session persists, receiving a control request from a first participant device of the two or more participants devices to replay a portion of the content; and transmitting the portion of the content to at least one of the participant devices as the real-time communications session persists.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing call verification to prevent voice phishing, comprising: receiving a first API call, wherein the first API call is a call request from a service provider to establish a call with a client device associated with a client of the service provider; verifying an identity of the service provider, wherein verifying the identity of the service provider comprises: generating a second API call; transmitting the second API to a verification system; and receiving verification of the service provider from the verification system; transmitting a notification to the client device that includes an indication that an incoming call is from a verified service provider; verifying the identity of the client; and establishing the call between the service provider and the client after both the identity of the service provider and the identity of the client are verified.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for transmitting messages associated with IPv4 addresses on an IPv6 network comprising: receiving, in a first message from an IPv4 network, an IPv4 address of a component in the IPv4 network; parsing the IPv4 address into a plurality of elements; creating a new host name for the IPv4 address based on the parsed plurality of elements; sending, to a domain name server (DNS) associated with the IPv6 network, a request to perform a DNS lookup of the host name; responsive to the DNS lookup request, receiving an IPv6 address; and processing the first message as if it were originally received with the IPv6 address.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing call verification to prevent voice phishing, comprising: receiving a call request from a service provider to establish a call with a client device associated with the client of the service provider; verifying the identity of the service provider; transmitting a notification to the client device that includes an indication that an incoming call is from a verified service provider; receiving verification information about the client; verifying the identity of the client; and establishing the call between the service provider and the client after both the identity of the service provider and the identity of the client are verified.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing call verification to prevent voice phishing, comprising: receiving a call request from a service provider to establish a call with a client device associated with the client of the service provider; verifying the identity of the service provider; transmitting a notification to the client device that includes an indication that an incoming call is from a verified service provider; receiving verification information about the client; verifying the identity of the client; and establishing the call between the service provider and the client after both the identity of the service provider and the identity of the client are verified.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for transmitting messages associated with IPv4 addresses on an IPv6 network comprising: receiving, in a first message from an IPv4 network, an IPv4 address of a component in the IPv4 network; parsing the IPv4 address into a plurality of elements; creating a new host name for the IPv4 address based on the parsed plurality of elements; sending, to a domain name server (DNS) associated with the IPv6 network, a request to perform a DNS lookup of the host name; responsive to the DNS lookup request, receiving an IPv6 address; and processing the first message as if it were originally received with the IPv6 address.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling the processing of multiple SIP transactions that have been requested at substantially the same time can involve establishing a priority order for processing the SIP transactions, and then individually processing the SIP transactions based on the established priority order. One or more SIP transactions having a lower priority can be held in a SIP processing queue of a software application until the processing of SIP transactions having a higher priority has been completed. Each time that the processing of a higher priority SIP transaction is completed, the next-highest priority SIP transaction in the queue is submitted for processing. Also, where possible, two or more SIP transactions in the queue may be consolidated into a single SIP transaction.

Abstract: IP telephony communications are conducted by sending both audio data produced by a CODEC that represents received spoken audio input, and a textual representation of the spoken audio input. A receiving device utilizes the textual representation of the spoken audio input to help recreate the spoken audio input when a portion of the CODEC data is missing. The textual representation can be generated by a speech-to-text function. Alternatively, the textual representation can be a notation of extracted phonemes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for redirecting calls are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for redirecting calls may include receiving a first call request from a first user device via a first telephony service provider network to establish an off-net call with a second user device registered on a second telephony service provider network, determining that the first user device is associated with an account of the second telephony service provider network based on a communication identifier of the first user device included in the first call request, and sending a notification message to the first user device indicating that the off-net call may be established as an on-net call over the second telephony service provider network.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling the processing of multiple SIP transactions that have been requested at substantially the same time can involve establishing a priority order for processing the SIP transactions, and then individually processing the SIP transactions based on the established priority order. One or more SIP transactions having a lower priority can be held in a SIP processing queue of a software application until the processing of SIP transactions having a higher priority has been completed. Each time that the processing of a higher priority SIP transaction is completed, the next-highest priority SIP transaction in the queue is submitted for processing. Also, where possible, two or more SIP transactions in the queue may be consolidated into a single SIP transaction.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for processing IVR input in a call setup message are provided herein. The method includes receiving at an IVR system a call setup message including information associated with one or more data fields; parsing the information included in the call setup message; and directing the call based on the information included in the call setup message.

Abstract: Methods and systems for processing symbols in contact list entries are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for controlling one or more features of a telephony system via a user device, comprises receiving a selection of a contact in a contact list to establish a communication session from the user device; parsing a dial-string associated with the contact, wherein the dial string includes an identifier and one or more symbols, and wherein the one or more symbols are associated with one or more features of the user device; translating the one or more symbols into instructions to control the one or more features; and initiating the telecommunication session based on the instructions.

Abstract: Systems and methods for redirecting calls are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for redirecting calls may include receiving a first call request from a first user device via a first telephony service provider network to establish an off-net call with a second user device registered on a second telephony service provider network, determining that the first user device is associated with an account of the second telephony service provider network based on a communication identifier of the first user device included in the first call request, and sending a notification message to the first user device indicating that the off-net call may be established as an on-net call over the second telephony service provider network.

Abstract: Methods and systems for controlling media and signaling channels of a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony communication are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for controlling media and signaling channels of a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony communication may include transmitting call signaling information over a first network to establish a call between a first device and a second device; transmitting media associated with the call between the first device and the second device over a second network, wherein the first network is different from the second network; determining a third network is available for telephony communications; and transmitting the media associated with the call between the first device and the second device over the third network while the call signaling information continues to be transmitted over the first network.

Abstract: Methods and systems for forwarding data packets containing media of an Internet protocol (IP) communication are provided herein. In some embodiments, a method for forwarding data packets containing media of an IP communication may include receiving IP communication setup signaling that includes an indication of a first originating IP address for data packets that are to be forwarded to a destination address; setting the first originating IP address as an authorized originating IP address; receiving a data packet from a second originating IP address directed to the destination address; and determining whether to forward the data packet from the second originating IP address to the destination address based on whether a first pre-defined time interval has elapsed since a last data packet was received from the first originating IP address.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling the processing of multiple SIP transactions that have been requested at substantially the same time can involve establishing a priority order for processing the SIP transactions, and then individually processing the SIP transactions based on the established priority order. One or more SIP transactions having a lower priority can be held in a SIP processing queue of a software application until the processing of SIP transactions having a higher priority has been completed. Each time that the processing of a higher priority SIP transaction is completed, the next-highest priority SIP transaction in the queue is submitted for processing. Also, where possible, two or more SIP transactions in the queue may be consolidated into a single SIP transaction.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling the processing of multiple SIP transactions that have been requested at substantially the same time can involve establishing a priority order for processing the SIP transactions, and then individually processing the SIP transactions based on the established priority order. One or more SIP transactions having a lower priority can be held in a SIP processing queue of a software application until the processing of SIP transactions having a higher priority has been completed. Each time that the processing of a higher priority SIP transaction is completed, the next-highest priority SIP transaction in the queue is submitted for processing. Also, where possible, two or more SIP transactions in the queue may be consolidated into a single SIP transaction.