Watch videoYes. There is the call barring routing option that allows you to allow and restrict incoming calls from specific numbers.
Call routing options for your Alltel inbound number
Availability is everything in today's highly connected world. Make sure your business is always available to your customers with an Alltel call routing service. It is a call redirection and forwarding service that helps your business stay accessible for every customer need.
Your inbound number redirection keeps you connected in smart and efficient ways, so you never miss a single call. We know that business has different needs and that there is no one-size-fits-all solution, which is why we take the time to learn about your business.
We design a call flow fit to your business needs that will not only make you more efficient and productive but also create a pleasant call experience for your customers.
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Also known as call forwarding, call routing is a feature of 1300, 1800, and 13 numbers. It allows businesses to redirect or forward incoming calls to an existing phone line for better call management.
There are thousands of configurations available for a call routing service. So, we can create a custom call flow that helps your business offer a seamless communication experience with your customers. Our inbound number specialists can help you craft an ideal solution to suit your changing business needs.
As an inbound number feature, call routing gives you full control over which of your phones ring and when. You can answer business calls on one or more of your landlines, fax, mobile phones, or VoIP phones. Additionally, you can route calls to a live answering service when no one is available to take the call.
There are countless ways to customise your call redirection scheme. Forward and route configurations for direct business calls based on time and day, location, or your availability. One setting may be applied on its own, or combined with others to create a complex scheme that works exactly the way you want it.
Also known as call forwarding, call routing is a feature of 1300, 1800, and 13 numbers. It allows businesses to redirect or forward incoming calls to an existing phone line for better call management.
There are thousands of configurations available for a call routing service. So, we can create a custom call flow that helps your business offer a seamless communication experience with your customers. Our inbound number specialists can help you craft an ideal solution to suit your changing business needs.
As an inbound number feature, call routing gives you full control over which of your phones ring and when. You can answer business calls on one or more of your landlines, fax, mobile phones, or VoIP phones. Additionally, you can route calls to a live answering service when no one is available to take the call.
There are countless ways to customise your call redirection scheme. Forward and route configurations for direct business calls based on time and day, location, or your availability. One setting may be applied on its own, or combined with others to create a complex scheme that works exactly the way you want it.
Popular call forwarding & call routing options
Call distribution, otherwise known as call splaying, gives you the ability to share incoming calls between up to 20 different lines.
Call forward on Busy, No answer or Congestion automatically redirects calls to one or more alternate numbers, if the initial line is engaged or not answering.
Time and Day-based routing is a common redirection option that lets you determine which of your phones ring at a certain time and day of the week.
Call barring is a feature that restricts your number from receiving specific inbound calls based on your preferences.
Postcode prompting gives callers the ability to direct their own calls based on their provided postcode.
State-based routing identifies the caller’s current location and connects them to the nearest state branch.
Region, area, and exchange-based redirection are features that divert calls to specific phone lines based on the caller’s location.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. There is the call barring routing option that allows you to allow and restrict incoming calls from specific numbers.
Calls are routed to an International Gateway, which then translates the digits for routing within its network until it reaches the destination number.
The most common type of call routing is time and day-based routing. It lets you route calls to certain phones at a specific time and day of the week.