August 5th, 2026

July was a landmark month for Synthflow. CMP evaluated 27 Voice AI providers and named Synthflow one of just two Pioneering companies—placing us at the leading edge of the category. That recognition came alongside major releases across Claude, Five9, live call monitoring, WebSocket media, and background audio.

Only 2 of 27 providers were named Pioneering—including Synthflow.
CMP is the research organization behind Customer Contact Week.
Here’s what shipped this month.

Build, run, and improve your voice agents without leaving Claude. The official Claude connector and plugin let you use supported Synthflow capabilities from Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork. On top, the plugin adds guided call and prompt reviews so making your agents better becomes a conversation.

Available to Enterprise customers in the US and EU after activation. If your contact center runs on Five9, the Five9 Handoff action returns the call to your Five9 workflow, passing routing context as X-Headers on the SIP BYE. Your agent handles the AI portion of the call and hands control back to Five9 when a human is needed, preserving your existing routing.

Authorized users can listen to an in-progress call from Call Logs. Monitoring is listen-only: the monitor is not audible to the caller or agent. Ensure monitoring complies with your organization’s policies and applicable notice, consent, and privacy requirements.

Use WebSocket media to attach an authenticated media leg to a running call from a website or application. Treat the media URL and sid as temporary secrets.

Custom actions and individual MCP tools can now play background audio while they run. Callers hear something (hold music, a "one moment" message) during slower requests, instead of dead air that makes them wonder if the agent is still on the line.

The Synthflow status page has moved to a new platform with more reliable incident reporting and status updates. The URL is unchanged and email subscriptions were migrated automatically. RSS subscribers need to resubscribe on the new status page to keep receiving updates.

You can now rename conversations in Aurora. Give each thread a clear, descriptive name so long-running work stays organized.

You can now set the sidebar to collapse, expand, or expand on hover. The control lives in the bottom-left corner of the interface.
Phone Numbers API: SIP UAC registration. The Phone Numbers API now supports SIP UAC registration settings when importing a number or updating an existing one.
Hebrew available. Hebrew joins the list of available languages that Synthflow voice agents can speak and understand.
Stripe-based reselling is ending. If you use custom pricing plans to bill customer subscriptions through Synthflow, you'll need to migrate before September 15, 2026, when the feature is discontinued. Your own Synthflow subscription is unaffected. See the reselling migration guide for the required changes and next steps.
Global region egress IPs updated. Six new outbound IP addresses have been added for HTTP requests from the Global region: 34.73.34.138, 34.26.71.171, 34.148.30.10, 34.138.149.224, 34.139.16.79, 34.23.185.86. If your firewall allowlists inbound HTTP traffic from Synthflow, add these addresses to prevent those requests from being blocked. Full list on the Egress IP addresses page. No action is required if you don't restrict inbound HTTP traffic.
That’s everything for this month. We’ll keep sharing the product changes that make Voice AI easier to deploy, operate, and improve.