The one-call acceptance test
Allocate, dial, watch it land in the live view, hang up, read the record. Five minutes, no ticket, no faith required.
Direct inward dial & virtual numbers
Dial your number. Watch it arrive.
Your acceptance test is one phone call: allocate a number in the portal, dial it from your own pocket, and watch the call appear in live monitoring before you hang up. Everything this page promises hangs off that loop — because on an operated platform, the loop is real.
What it is · who it's for
The number is the commodity. The view isn't.
For verification platforms, application builders and testing operations that live or die by whether a number actually behaves — and need to know now, not after a support cycle.
The service
Every DID provider hands you digits. What you actually depend on is everything around them: whether the number answers routing changes today or next week, whether you can see calls hitting it, and who notices first when a destination starts failing. Those are platform properties — and this platform is ours, so they are yours.
Allocation draws on ranges we hold, so the portal's availability is real availability. Routing points wherever your application needs — and because each call writes per-second detail the moment it completes, your integration debugging works from records of what the switch actually did, not from what a panel summarizes.
Degradation noticed upstream of you
Routes under your numbers sit in the same monitoring our NOC watches around the clock — a failing destination is our alert before it is your complaint.
The loop, step by step
From portal to proof in one sitting.
1
Allocate
Pick numbers — or whole ranges — from our inventory in the portal. What it shows is what we hold.
2
Point the routing
Send calls to your application, an IVR, or a test target. The change applies on our switching, not in a request queue.
3
Dial it yourself
Your own call shows up in live monitoring as it happens — the same view our operations team works from.
4
Read the record
Per-second call detail exists the moment you hang up. That record is what settlement and reporting are computed from.
Around the number
What the platform does that digits can't.
Numbers are inventory. These four are operations — and they come with every allocation.
Range-scale everything
Allocate, re-route, attach IVR audio, or retire numbers by the range when your application works in thousands, not ones.
A clean end of life
When a number stops earning its keep, return it from the portal — routing clears on the switch, records stay in your history, and nothing lingers half-configured.
Fraud screening included
DID traffic crosses the same IRSF and false-answer screening and per-source limits as everything else we carry — abuse is filtered before it reaches your accounting.
Numbers with company
The same account attaches IVR content, takes inbound SMS, and runs premium ranges — one platform, one view, one team behind all of it.
Run the acceptance test on us.
Tell us your destinations. We will set up an account, you allocate a number, dial it, and watch it arrive — then decide with the loop already proven.