How Does Virtual Local Calling Work?
Virtual local calling (also known as DID or direct inward dialing) is a way for someone to forward their incoming calls to any area code or country, using a phone number from that region. The user can purchase a number in New York, for instance, and have incoming calls forwarded to a line virtually anywhere. A company can have their main office in Tokyo, and their New York customers can avoid international fees when calling them.
Once a user decides on a virtual local number, they simply select the way they want to forward the incoming calls. Calls can be forwarded to a cell, home landline, office landline, or VoIP number. It’s that easy to start answering calls from virtually anywhere in the world, and even make use of other VoIP call center solutions from eTollFree!
Virtual local numbers are the modern VoIP solution for many problems a company can run into. Local DID calling can unite your offices in different areas of the country or the world, and save 60% to 70% of the cost of phone calls with the help of telemarketing software.
An easy-to-use interface allows simple management of your virtual number from anywhere with internet access. You can monitor your call statistics, change your forwarding destination, and more.
