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Cloud Unified Communications and VoIP Calling
It’s easy to bring your virtual phone numbers to 2talk. Complete the online form, and our team will port your existing phone number for you.
We submit this to your current provider for their acceptance. They should clarify with you that you’re wanting your number to be released.
We’ll let you know as soon as your number has been cutover to our network. We’ll make test calls to the number to check there are no issues.
We want your phone porting number to be as smooth and as least disruptive as possible. To assist with the cutover, there are a few steps to consider and actions you may take.
At cutover, your current provider reroutes any calls to 2talk, and there is typically no downtime. We all want to be sure that your business numbers remain available to you during this time.
As part of our porting process, we automatically pre-provision your numbers to your 2talk account. You can pre-configure these on the morning of the cutover. You can register phones in preparation for the cutover from that moment, albeit you won’t be able to make calls until cutover. If you subscribe to our service via a physical PBX, your ported numbers will automatically route to your trunk number/IP address at cutover.
If you intend to use 2talk’s hosted Cloud PBX and UCaaS, at the moment of cutover your web and smartphone apps should work as expected. If you’re using VoIP-enabled desk phones, check if they’re pre-provisioned to register with 2talk. When cutover happens, the devices should be able to make and receive calls, following any call flow that you have set up. To help you with handset provisioning take a look at device provisioning in our Help Center.
If you already have an active PBX (registered or SIP peer’d) with 2talk, at cutover we automatically route incoming calls to your trunk number/IP address for peering customers. For new customers, please don’t wait for cutover to start configuring your PBX. Incoming calls won’t fail if they are not configured. Our systems will route these through to our generic voicemail, as at that point we won’t know where to route the call.
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