Hangup Sources
The source tells you who or what ended the call.Hangup Causes
Normal Completions (4000–4030)
Normal Completions (4000–4030)
Normal call terminations. Typically no action required.
Canceled Calls (1000–1020)
Canceled Calls (1000–1020)
Calls canceled before being answered.
Destination Issues (2000–2070)
Destination Issues (2000–2070)
Issues with the destination number or endpoint.
Call Rejections (3000–3050)
Call Rejections (3000–3050)
Calls rejected by the destination or carrier.
Carrier Errors (3070–3140)
Carrier Errors (3070–3140)
Errors from the remote carrier or network.
System Errors (5000–5030)
System Errors (5000–5030)
Internal system, network, or capacity errors.
Timeouts (6000–6020)
Timeouts (6000–6020)
Calls ended due to timeout conditions.
URL Errors (7011–7034)
URL Errors (7011–7034)
Errors fetching or validating callback URLs.
XML Errors (8011–8014)
XML Errors (8011–8014)
Invalid Vobiz XML returned by your URLs.
Special Cases (9000–9110)
Special Cases (9000–9110)
Specialized hangup scenarios.
SIP Hangup Causes
In addition to the numeric codes above, call logs may surface a textualhangup_cause value originating from the underlying SIP / B2BUA layer. The table below describes the common values you may encounter.
Getting Help
If issues persist after troubleshooting:1
View debug logs
Open Console → Voice → Logs → Calls and inspect the debug logs for the affected call.
2
Note the call details
Record the Call UUID and the hangup code.
3
Contact support
Reach out to support@vobiz.ai with the Call UUID and hangup code so the team can investigate quickly.