Eldric connects to the PBX, SIP phones, and collaboration platforms your organisation already runs: Asterisk, Snom and Yealink handsets, and Microsoft Teams. One credential per platform, not per handset.
A vendor plugin gives Eldric read and (where the vendor's controller permits) write access into the gear it covers. The agent layer can then reason across the fleet — "which firewall rules changed this week," "which UPSes are running on battery," "which switches haven't been patched in 90 days." The platform you already run stays exactly where it is; Eldric just gets a voice into it.
The open-source PBX — channels, bridges, endpoints, and Stasis applications — through the Asterisk REST Interface.
Snom SIP desk phones and DECT base stations, through the Snom web API.
Yealink SIP desk phones, video phones, DECT, and conference-room endpoints, through the Yealink web API.
Microsoft Teams — channels, meetings, calls, presence, and admin policies — through the Microsoft Graph Teams endpoints.
The telephony-plugin layer is built for organisations who want their AI to understand the fleet they already operate — not for organisations who want Eldric to replace their existing fleet management.
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