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Monitoring and IT alerting

Voxira for MikroTik RouterOS

Run Voxira calls directly from MikroTik Netwatch, the RouterOS scheduler or router scripts.

View the MikroTik RouterOS setup guide

What the Voxira integration adds to MikroTik RouterOS

Voxira lets MikroTik RouterOS send spoken telephone alerts directly from a router. The native script can be called by Netwatch, the scheduler or another router script. It passes alert text, router identity, RouterOS version and optional event metadata to a Voxira callflow without a separate automation server.

Example workflow

Have a Netwatch down script call the network engineer when a monitored upstream endpoint becomes unreachable. Include the router identity and event description so the recipient knows which location to investigate.

From an event to a spoken phone call

The integration sends your message and event data to a Voxira callflow. Its text-to-speech configuration determines how the notification is spoken. Voxira queues the call and executes it asynchronously; a successful queue request does not confirm that the recipient answered. Call status is available in Voxira.

Integration questions

Does MikroTik need an external relay for Voxira calls?

No. The supplied RouterOS 7 script sends an authenticated HTTPS request directly to Voxira using the router's native tools.

Get started with MikroTik RouterOS

The GitHub setup guide contains the integration files, requirements and configuration instructions for MikroTik RouterOS.

  1. 01

    Prepare your Voxira connection

    Have your Voxira tenant and the credentials required by the setup guide ready. Contact us if you need an account or help preparing your callflow.

  2. 02

    Follow the setup guide

    Open the MikroTik RouterOS guide on GitHub and follow its installation and configuration instructions.

  3. 03

    Test your integration

    Follow the testing instructions in the guide and check the result in Voxira before enabling your workflow.