Can clients use their own mobile number as a virtual number instead of a DID (i.e., is number porting available)?
⚡Quick Answer -
Number porting (port-in) is currently discontinued and not available. However, clients can still use their existing mobile number by setting up call forwarding from their mobile number to a DID service number provided by MyOperator.
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Has the bulk-provisioning of virtual mobile numbers been discontinued along with individual mobile-number services?
⚡Quick answer - • Yes. Bulk virtual mobile numbers are no longer offered. • Clients who need new numbers should be given DID service numbers instead.
How do I use my existing landline number with MyOperator?
⚡Quick answer - Activate call forwarding on your landline so that every inbound call is automatically redirected to your MyOperator virtual number (DID). Dial 114 <destination-number> to turn it on, or 115 to turn it off. If those codes fail, use *72 ...
Which sectors and use-cases benefit most from deploying an AI Voicebot?
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How do I forward calls from my existing number to a landline or mobile with MyOperator?
⚡Quick answer • GSM mobiles: Dial 21[MyOperator number]# to activate forwarding; dial *#21# to view status; dial ##21# to deactivate. • Landlines & most CDMA lines: Dial 114 [MyOperator number] to activate (or *72 [MyOperator number] # if 114 fails); ...
What if for incoming, clients need a single centralized incoming number but for outbound, dedicated DIDs for each user?
⚡Quick answer - Single incoming DID will be provided to the client in place of a mobile number & process for providing multiple DIDs for each user has no change. We have one master panel as well, where on a single panel, all logs can be displayed.