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Test my setup

No login. A temporary ping URL, one call, and a read-out of what arrived, in plain words. The inspector and a real test call cover the rest.

Test with one ping

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Check your setup with one test ping

We'll give you a temporary ping URL. Put it in your platform in place of your real one, call your tracking number from any phone, and see what arrived, in plain words.

  • Your ping arrives
    waiting
  • The caller's number is filled in
    waiting
  • The caller's state is readable
    waiting
  • Every field is under a name we read
    waiting
  • The call arrives inside the hold
    not tested yet
  • The call's caller ID matches the ping
    not tested yet
Nothing is billed and no agent is held: every ping gets a test bid that can't be dialled.

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The inspector

Enter your key and a test caller. The inspector reads your request exactly as a ping would and tells you what it found. It never holds an agent and never counts as traffic.

Your key goes only to the inspector. It is never shown back or stored.

From the command line

The same check, as a request:

curl
curl -X POST "https://app.inboundx.io/api/rtb/inspect" \
  -d "key=YOUR_PING_KEY" \
  -d "caller_number=+15555550123" \
  -d "request_id=abc-123"

A real test call

  1. Tell your buyer when you're ready, so they can watch the first call arrive.
  2. Ping with a caller number you control, and check you get reserved.
  3. Transfer the call to the address in the bid before it expires (the default hold is 15 seconds), keeping the caller’s number as the caller ID.
  4. Check the call in your portal's call log. When it pays, check the conversion reached your platform.
Your ping keys come from the buyer you send calls to. Ask them for a key, or for help with your setup.© InboundX