Genesys Cloud CX

Use Genesys Cloud CX with DIDWW SIP Trunking to deliver inbound and outbound voice services. DIDWW SIP trunks integrate with Genesys Cloud CX to bring calls from your DID numbers into the platform, apply Genesys routing and call handling, and deliver outbound calls through DIDWW termination.

• Forward inbound calls from your DIDWW DIDs into Genesys Cloud CX.

• Route calls to queues, IVRs, and agents using Genesys Cloud CX.

• Apply Genesys routing and call controls.

• Use DIDWW outbound SIP trunks for agent and customer calls.

• Present DIDWW DIDs as Caller ID.

• Combine DIDWW connectivity with Genesys Number Plans and Sites.

1. Create Inbound SIP Trunk

Deliver inbound calls from DIDWW to your organization via Genesys Cloud CX.

1. Create Inbound SIP Trunk

2. Create Outbound SIP Trunk

Enable outbound calling from Genesys using DIDWW Voice OUT trunks.

2. Create Outbound SIP Trunk

3. Configure Genesys Cloud CX

Create the Site, External Trunk, and configure DID numbers in Genesys Cloud CX.

3. Configure Genesys Cloud CX

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1. Create Inbound SIP Trunk

To connect DIDWW with Genesys Cloud CX, first create an Inbound SIP Trunk in the DIDWW User Panel. This trunk defines where DIDWW should send incoming calls.

Before You Begin

• An active DIDWW account is required. Sign in to DIDWW or Create DIDWW account .

• At least one active DID number with capacity to receive incoming calls is required. Buy Numbers .

• Encryption is not enabled by default. If you plan on using TLS transport protocol, contact sales@didww.com to enable it.

Step 1: Create New SIP Trunk

1. In the DIDWW User Panel , go to Voice > Inbound Trunks.

2. Click Create New > SIP Trunk.

Fig. 1. Creating a new inbound SIP trunk.

Step 2: Configure SIP Trunk Settings

1. Enter a descriptive Friendly Name (e.g., Genesys Cloud CX).

2. Enter the Genesys inbound FQDN in the Host field (e.g., didww.byoc.euw1.pure.cloud).

3. Select the Transport Protocol and Port:

   • 5060 for UDP/TCP

   • 5061 for TLS

4. Click Create.

Note

• The Genesys inbound FQDN is created once you define the Termination Identifier in your Genesys External Trunk configuration.

• If you have not created the Genesys External Trunk yet, enter a placeholder (e.g., placeholder.domain) and update it later during the Genesys External Trunk Configuration step.

Fig. 2. Configuring the Inbound SIP Trunk for Genesys Cloud CX

Step 3: Assign DIDs to the Trunk

1. Go to Phone Numbers > My Numbers.

2. Select the DID numbers you wish to assign.

3. Click Batch Actions > Update Trunks.

Fig. 3. Assigning DIDs to the trunk.

4. Select the Genesys Cloud CX trunk and click Confirm.

Fig. 4. Selecting the Genesys trunk.

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2. Create Outbound SIP Trunk

To enable outbound calling from Genesys Cloud CX, create an Outbound SIP Trunk in DIDWW.

Before You Begin

Access to DIDWW Outbound Trunks is required for outbound calling. See Get Access to DIDWW Outbound Termination.

Step 1: Create New Outbound Trunk

1. In the DIDWW User Panel, go to Voice > Outbound Trunks.

2. Click Create New.

Fig. 5. Creating a new outbound trunk.

Step 2: Configure Trunk Settings

1. Enter a Friendly Name (e.g., Genesys Outbound).

2. In Allowed SIP IP addresses, add the Genesys BYOC Cloud IPs for your region.

3. Click Create.

Note

• Identify your region code from your Genesys login URL (e.g., .ie indicates euw1) and whitelist the IP Addresses listed in the table for that region in the Genesys BYOC Cloud IP list .

• Alternatively, entering 0.0.0.0/0 removes IP restrictions but is not recommended for production.

Fig. 6. Outbound trunk configuration.

Step 3: Retrieve Credentials

1. Go to Voice > Outbound Trunks.

2. Click the key icon in the Credentials column.

Fig. 7. Revealing the credentials.

3. Copy and save the Username and Password (click the eye icon to reveal the password) for use in the later Configure Genesys Cloud CX steps.

Warning

If the credentials become exposed to unauthorized parties, rotate them immediately in the DIDWW User Panel.

Fig. 8. Retrieving outbound credentials.

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3. Configure Genesys Cloud CX

This section covers the Genesys Cloud CX configuration:

1. Create a Site

2. Create an External Trunk

3. Configure DID Ranges & Assignments

Before You Begin

• Genesys Cloud CX admin access and BYOC Cloud Addon are required.

• A Location must exist before creating a Site.

Step 1: Site Configuration

A Site in Genesys Cloud CX defines the telephony properties and routing rules for a location. You must create a Site before assigning Trunks to it.

Create a New Site

1. Navigate to Digital and Telephony > Telephony > Sites.

2. Click Add.

Fig. 9. Adding a new Site.

3. Enter:

   • A descriptive Site Name (e.g., Headquarters).

   • Your physical Location.

   • Cloud as the Media Model.

   • Your preferred Time Zone.

4. Click Create.

Note

The Media Model cannot be changed after creating the site.

Fig. 10. Creating a new Site.

Set as Default Site

1. Open the General tab.

2. Click Make this site the default site.

3. Confirm by clicking Yes, Make Default.

Fig. 11. Setting the default site.

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Step 2: External Trunk Configuration

In this step, you will configure the SIP connection between Genesys Cloud CX and DIDWW.

Create the External Trunk

1. Go to Digital and Telephony > Telephony > Trunks.

2. Click Create New.

Fig. 12. Creating a new External Trunk.

3. Enter:

   • A descriptive External Trunk Name (e.g., DIDWW).

   • BYOC Carrier as the Type.

   • Generic BYOC Carrier as the Subtype.

4. Select the Protocol (UDP, TCP, or TLS).

Fig. 13. Basic External Trunk settings.

Configure Inbound SIP Routing

1. In the Inbound section, enter a unique Termination Identifier (e.g., didww).

2. Scroll down to Number Plan and select your previously created Site in the From site field.

Important

The Termination Identifier generates your unique FQDN (e.g., didww.byoc.euw1.pure.cloud). If you used a placeholder earlier, copy this FQDN and update the Host field in your DIDWW Inbound Trunk settings.

Fig. 14. Inbound SIP routing configuration.

Configure Outbound SIP Settings

1. Scroll to the Outbound section.

2. In the Outbound SIP Termination FQDN field, enter the DIDWW FQDN (e.g., fra.eu.out.didww.com).

3. Under SIP Servers or Proxies, enter the same FQDN (e.g., fra.eu.out.didww.com) and the Port (5060 for UDP/TCP, 5061 for TLS), then click the + (Plus) button to add it.

4. Enable Digest Authentication.

5. In the Realm field, enter the same DIDWW FQDN (e.g., fra.eu.out.didww.com).

6. Enter the User Name and Password obtained from the DIDWW Outbound Trunk in Step 3: Retrieve Credentials.

Note

It is recommended to configure the DIDWW FQDN closest to your location. See Outbound DIDWW Signaling Endpoints.

Fig. 15. Configuring outbound SIP settings.

Configure SIP Access Control

1. Scroll to SIP Access Control.

2. Add the required DIDWW IP ranges:

Description	Allowed IP / CIDR
DIDWW Global Range	46.19.208.0/21
Amsterdam Range	185.238.173.0/24

3. Click Save External Trunk.

Fig. 16. Adding DIDWW IP ranges.

Add Trunk to Outbound Route

1. Go to Telephony > Sites and click on your Site’s name.

2. Open the Outbound Routes tab.

3. Click on the Default Outbound Route name to open its settings.

4. Ensure the State toggle at the top is Enabled.

5. Select the DIDWW trunk under External Trunks.

6. Click Save Outbound Routes.

Fig. 17. Adding an External Trunk to the Outbound Route.

Simulate a Call

1. While you remain in your Site’s settings, open the Simulate Call tab.

2. Enter a destination number.

3. Click Simulate Call.

4. Confirm that the simulation is Successful.

Fig. 18. Simulating a call.

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Step 3: DID Number Configuration

Create and assign DID ranges so Genesys Cloud CX can route incoming calls.

Create DID Range

1. Navigate to Digital and Telephony > Telephony > DID Numbers.

2. Select the DID Ranges tab.

3. Click Create Range.

4. Enter:

   • DID Start and DID End numbers. The country flag selector appears automatically; enter the number in E.164 format (e.g., 18489005419).

   • Enter DIDWW as the Service Provider.

   • Add an optional Comment (e.g., My DIDWW DID Number).

5. Click Save.

Note

For a single DID, enter the same value in DID Start and DID End.

Fig. 19. Creating a DID range.

Assign DID Numbers

1. Open the DID Assignments tab.

2. Click Assign.

3. Configure:

   • Select the Assignee Type (e.g., Person, Queue, IVR).

   • Choose the Assignee.

   • Select Save Number As (e.g., Work Phone).

   • Select the DIDWW DID Number.

4. Click Save.

Note

Only DID numbers added in the DID Ranges tab appear in the DID Number dropdown.

Fig. 20. Assigning a DIDWW number.