Bring your own phone.
Every line in ReasonVoice is a standard SIP account. Any desk phone, cordless base, analog adapter or softphone that speaks SIP can register to it and ring alongside your browser and the mobile app. These are the ones we've verified.
Add a device in three steps
- Open the call workspace at call.reasonvoice.ai → Numbers → Your devices → Add device. Give it a name like “Front desk Yealink”.
- Open Setup details, pick your phone's brand and copy the fields. Each device gets its own username and password, so you can remove one later without touching the others.
- Enter them on the phone (web admin page or on-screen menu) and save. The line registers within a few seconds and shows up as online in the workspace.
Settings that are the same for every device
| Server / domain | Shown under Your devices in the call workspace |
|---|---|
| Transport | TLS on port 5061 (recommended) — TCP or UDP on 5060 also work |
| Username / auth ID | From Your devices in the call workspace (both fields get the same value) |
| Password | From Your devices in the call workspace |
| Media encryption | SRTP on when using TLS; off otherwise |
| Codecs | G.722 or Opus first, then G.711u (PCMU) / G.711a (PCMA) |
| Registration expiry | Leave at the phone's default |
| Caller ID | Set on our side from your numbers — nothing to enter on the phone |
The docs links below go to each vendor's own manuals for finding the account / line settings screen. The values to enter always come from Your devices in the call workspace.
Desk phones
Wired SIP phones for a reception counter or an office. Plug into PoE or the bundled power supply, enter the line details, done.
- YealinkT4 / T5 seriesT43U · T46U · T48U · T53W · T54W · T57W
The safe default. T5x models add Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for headsets.
- GrandstreamGRP seriesGRP2601 · GRP2602 · GRP2603 · GRP2604 · GRP2612–2616 · GRP2650
Budget-friendly, still TLS/SRTP capable. GRP260x are the entry models.
- Poly (HP)VVX and Edge E seriesVVX 250 · VVX 350 · VVX 450 · Edge E100–E550
Register in Open SIP mode; skip any Microsoft Teams / Zoom provisioning prompts.
- Cisco6800 / 8800 series (MPP)6841 · 6851 · 6861 · 8841 · 8851 · 8861
Must run Multiplatform (MPP) firmware. Phones bought used with Enterprise firmware will not register to any third-party service.
- FanvilX seriesX3U · X4U · X5U · X6U · X7
- SnomD seriesD7xx · D8xx
Cordless (DECT)
A base station registers as one device; handsets roam the building. Good for clinics, salons and shop floors where nobody sits at a desk.
- YealinkW7x DECT systemW73P · W76P · W78P (W70B base + W73H handsets)
Up to 10 handsets per base. The base is the device you add; each handset can be its own line or share one.
- Poly (HP)RoveRove B2 / B4 base · Rove 30 / 40 handsets
- GrandstreamDP seriesDP752 base · DP730 / DP722 handsets
Up to 5 handsets per base, long outdoor range.
- GigasetN670 IP PRON670 base · SL800H / S700H / R700H handsets
Up to 20 handsets, 8 simultaneous calls on one base.
- SnomM seriesM100 KLE · M500 · M900 bases
- CiscoIP DECT 6800 series (MPP)DBS-210 base · 6823 / 6825 handsets
Analog adapters
Keep an existing analog phone, cordless set or fax machine — the adapter turns its phone jack into a SIP device.
- GrandstreamHT801 v2 / HT802 v21 or 2 analog ports · TLS/SRTP · T.38 fax
Each port registers as its own device. Fax works with T.38 or G.711 pass-through.
- CiscoATA 191 / 192 (MPP)2 analog ports · TLS/SRTP · T.38 fax
Order the Multiplatform (-3PW-K9) SKU, not the Unified CM one.
Softphone apps
Third-party apps for a laptop or a phone. The browser workspace and the ReasonVoice mobile app already do this; use these when you want an extra device or a specific headset integration.
- ZoiperZoiper 5Windows · macOS · Linux · iOS · Android
Free tier is enough; Pro adds G.722 / Opus and video.
- AcrobitsGroundwireiOS · Android
Best mobile option if you need push-wake for incoming calls outside our app.
- CounterPathBria SoloWindows · macOS · iOS · Android
- LinphoneLinphoneWindows · macOS · Linux · iOS · Android
Open source. Put :5061 after the server and pick TLS; enable SRTP in call settings.
- MicroSIPMicroSIPWindows
Tiny, open source, no account needed.
Something else?
If your phone isn't listed but supports SIP registration with a username and password, it almost certainly works — use the Other / softphone field names in Setup details. Two things to check before buying: the phone must support TLS (or you accept unencrypted UDP on 5060), and Cisco hardware must run Multiplatform firmware rather than Enterprise firmware.
Stuck on a specific model? Tell us which one and we'll add a guide.