Inbound numbers
New UK numbers and DDI ranges subject to availability and service validation.
Connect compatible phone platforms to UK business numbers and calling services with planned capacity, porting and resilience.
The trunk should match the phone platform, call volumes, security policy and continuity requirement.
New UK numbers and DDI ranges subject to availability and service validation.
Controlled migration of eligible existing numbers using accurate provider records.
Plan concurrency around busy-hour traffic rather than user count alone.
Direct inbound calls to the correct platform, site, queue or continuity route.
Apply suitable authentication, restrictions, limits and international calling policy.
Agree alternate routing where the PBX, site or primary connectivity is unavailable.
Large number estates become risky when ownership, installation address and destination are unclear.
Use UKDDI for new geographic number searches. Porting existing numbers requires separate validation and acceptance.
Open UKDDIAvoid treating a complex number estate as one administrative form.
Record every number, range, address, route and current provider.
Confirm compatibility, capacity, emergency information and porting records.
Test trunks, routes and selected low-risk services.
Move agreed numbers in controlled stages and confirm every destination.
A SIP trunk provides IP-based voice connectivity between a compatible phone platform and public telephone services.
Concurrency should be based on busy-hour inbound and outbound calling, queues, campaigns and continuity needs rather than total users alone.
Many number ranges can be ported, subject to provider, range ownership, account details and an accepted order.
Alternative routing may be possible depending on the service and design. Requirements should be agreed before activation.
Tell us about the site, users, current contract and target date. We will help you compare the practical options.