Operations
A work number on the phone you already carry.
Your personal number is printed on four hundred invoices and the side of a van. A business line ends that without putting a second phone in your pocket.
What it does
A dedicated business number on the phone you already carry, so work calls stay separate.
- Rings the phone in your hand
- No new handset, no new SIM. Work calls arrive on the device you already answer.
- You can turn it off at six
- After hours the line routes to a text or voicemail instead of your dinner. Emergency numbers can be exempted.
- Every call attaches to the customer
- Call history, recordings if you want them, and voicemail transcripts sit in the same thread as their texts and emails.
- The number is yours
- Portable. If you ever leave, it comes with you — the same way it would from any carrier.
How it works
- 01
Pick a local number, or bring yours
A new number is live the same day. Porting an existing one takes a few days and we handle the paperwork.
- 02
Decide who it rings
You, the office, or both in sequence. Changed from the app whenever the roster changes.
- 03
Set your hours
Open hours ring. Closed hours text back and log the call.
What you get
- A local business number, or a port of your existing one
- Call routing and ring order
- Voicemail transcribed to text
- Full call history inside the shared inbox
- Business hours and after-hours handling
Pairs with
Each of these is useful alone. They're worth more together — one system, one inbox, one record of the customer.
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