A solo operator wants a separate work identity
Publish a business number for customers while keeping a personal mobile number private.
Use a dedicated business number for calls and eligible SMS while keeping your team's personal numbers private.

A virtual phone number is a business number connected to a cloud call flow rather than one fixed phone destination. In VoxiPlus, incoming calls can follow greetings, business hours, menus, extensions, groups, queues, voicemail, or a configured Voxi.ai path. Eligible numbers can also support business SMS. A solo operator can keep a personal number private, while a distributed team can share one customer-facing line and decide who handles each call.
Use a dedicated business identity instead of publishing a personal number.
Connect the number to an IVR, ring group, queue, person, voicemail, or Voxi.ai workflow.
Keep phone activity, business SMS, and customer history together.
Publish a business number for customers while keeping a personal mobile number private.
Route the number to the right person, group, menu, or fallback as more people begin handling calls.
Give each location an available number and connect it to its own hours, greeting, team, and reporting context.
Start with an available number or submit an eligible existing number for porting.
Add business hours, routing, greetings, and a fallback.
Make and receive calls, send SMS, and review activity from the same workspace.
Practical answers about setup, call handling, and how this feature fits into VoxiPlus.
VoxiPlus supports number porting for eligible numbers. The transfer depends on the current carrier, number type, and country.
Eligible VoxiPlus numbers can support voice and business SMS. Availability varies by number and country.
No dedicated office PBX is required. The number operates through the VoxiPlus cloud phone workflow.
Choose or port a number, then build the call path the team will use to answer, message, and follow up.