Configure before the cutover
We build users, extensions, auto-attendants, ring groups, business hours, voicemail, and call treatments before the final number move.
A planned, supported cutover
A smooth phone-system change is built before the port date. We configure, stage, test, and confirm the new call flow before moving your published business numbers.
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Our process is designed to reduce surprises and keep responsibilities clear. Timing varies by system size, carrier requirements, number portability, equipment availability, and site readiness, but the sequence stays consistent.
Learn how business number porting worksWe build users, extensions, auto-attendants, ring groups, business hours, voicemail, and call treatments before the final number move.
Phones and applications are provisioned, then inbound, outbound, transfer, voicemail, and routing scenarios are tested in a controlled sequence.
The previous provider should remain active until porting is complete and the important numbers, call paths, and emergency settings have been confirmed.
Helpful details
We will confirm the specifics for your location, numbers, network, and service order.
The timeline depends on user count, equipment, network readiness, call-flow complexity, and the losing carrier's number-port schedule. We provide a project-specific timeline after discovery.
A planned cutover uses preconfigured call treatments, temporary routing where appropriate, and testing to reduce disruption. No provider can promise that every third-party port will be risk-free.
Only after the port has completed and your important inbound and outbound calling has been verified. Cancelling early can jeopardize the numbers you want to keep.
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