The customer's number and calls, with AI, across iOS, Android, web, and desktop.
Office-phone providers, MNOs, and MVNOs offer this under their own brand.
Calls and texts in Widely, a Swiftcom white-label app.
App modules
What the customer can do in the app
These screens show the app branded as Widely.
In the app
- An AI receptionist can greet callers and answer WhatsApp.
- The customer can connect an AI they already use.
- Calls can be recorded and transcribed.
The phone service
- A provider can keep their own SIP, SMS, and numbers, or include Swiftcom's SIM.
- Swiftcom is an MVNO and a GSMA member. It does not run a radio network.
Customers use their number and calls, with AI, in the Widely brand.
Frequently asked questions
What does the calling app include?
An iPhone app and an Android app for calls and texts, branded with the provider’s name and logo. Customers sign in once, and they get a notification when a call or a message arrives, even when the app is closed.
Which devices does it run on?
iOS and Android come with the calling app. Web, Mac, and Windows come with the Desktop and web module, which the provider buys and adds to the app.
How does the AI work?
There are two AI modules. With the AI assistant, customers ask for help inside the app. With the AI connector, customers connect an AI they already use, and it can call, text, and manage their numbers.
Is Swiftcom a mobile carrier?
Swiftcom is an MVNO and a GSMA member. It does not run a radio network.
Can a provider keep their own SIP and SMS?
Yes. A provider can keep their own SIP, SMS, and numbers. A provider who needs mobile service can include Swiftcom’s SIM.
What does the calling app cost?
Can customers buy an eSIM or a number in the app?
Yes. A provider can use their own 1GLOBAL account, or Swiftcom’s SIM. Swiftcom’s SIM is not listed on Pricing.
What is Widely?
Widely is the calling app with Widely’s brand and AI turned on. It is the first service on Swiftcom’s SIM. About Widely