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I look for equivalent of Skype which supports telephony(you can call to telephone number, for instance +48 22 432 323) and has SDK(Software Development Kit) which enables writing plugins or services which record calls.

As far as I know Skype does not have SDK which enables this. I look for SDK for .NET or Java.

The system is: Windows 8.1 x64.

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    If you're only looking to make calls programmatically you may as well sign up for a SIP account at any provider and interact with that, or install a PABX such as Asterisk (free as in freedom+beer).
    – user111
    Jan 23, 2015 at 22:13

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Lync is Windows software manufactured by the same company which now runs Skype. It can call/accept external phone numbers, recording is built into the default client and it has SDK allowing to extend the default client or build new ones, e.g. kiosk

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  • On that I found: "You cannot record with the Lync SDK, but you can record calls from a UCMA endpoint. You can create a conference that includes the UCMA endpoint and the other Lync clients, and then record the conference with the UCMA endpoint."
    – Yoda
    Jan 28, 2015 at 20:09
  • ucwa.lync.com/about/about-ucwa says: "Unified Communications Web API...While using standard web technologies such as HTTP, HTML, CSS, JSON, and JavaScript. UCWA is language-agnostic and one can choose any programming language to code against it. UCWA is currently available only to customers who have Lync on-premises". I can't say more about this technology except that it is the platform that Microsoft offers to companies to solve their telephony needs (ICT was using the Lync service at my 2 previous jobs). Contact their sales/support to verify if it's what you need
    – xmojmr
    Jan 29, 2015 at 6:36

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