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This guide covers the three acquisition paths for 140 and 160 series numbers on the Vobiz platform.
Outbound only. Neither 140 nor 160 numbers support inbound calls. For inbound, Vobiz provides DID numbers that can be paired with your 140 / 160 setup.
Vobiz assigns a number from its existing pool directly to your TATA DLT ID.
Pre-requisite - You must be registered on TATA DLT specifically - no other DLT provider is accepted. If not yet registered, Vobiz will guide you through TATA DLT registration before proceeding.
Before requesting the number from any operator, engage Vobiz to agree on: the data centre where the 160 number will be delivered, the protocol to be used, and any technical constraints. This agreement must be in place before the number is requested.
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You Request the Number from Your Operator
Approach any telecom operator of your choice and request a 160 series number. Mention that the number will be routed through Vobiz infrastructure.
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Operator Requests Technical Details from Vobiz
The operator will ask for Vobiz’s technical information - specifically the IP address and the data centre where the 160 number should be delivered. Vobiz provides this directly to the operator.
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You Assign the Number to Vobiz's DLT ID
Once the operator has set up the number, assign it to Vobiz’s DLT ID (shared by Vobiz with you). This is done on your DLT platform.
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Vobiz Approves the Number
Vobiz reviews and approves the number assignment on their DLT platform.
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Add Your Communication Template on DLT
Create and submit your communication template on your DLT platform.
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Vobiz Tests the Number
Vobiz runs end-to-end tests to confirm the 160 number is routing correctly, audio quality is acceptable, and the integration is working as agreed.
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Number is Live
Once tests pass, you can start using the 160 number on the Vobiz platform.
4. 160 Series - Scenario 2: Vobiz Acquires on Your Behalf
Vobiz requests the number from the operator for you. You provide documents and approve on TATA DLT.
Pre-requisite - You must have a TATA DLT ID specifically. No other DLT provider is accepted for this scenario. If you are not registered on TATA DLT, Vobiz will guide you through registration first.
Vobiz shares the LOI format with you. Review, sign, and confirm the number of channels and quantity of 160 numbers required. This kicks off the acquisition.
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Submit Required Documents
Provide your GST certificate, PAN, Authorised Signatory KYC details, and your TATA DLT ID to Vobiz.
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Vobiz Acquires the Number from the Operator
Using the documents and authorisation you provided, Vobiz requests the 160 number(s) from the telecom operator on your behalf.
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Operator Assigns Number to Your TATA DLT ID
The telecom operator allocates the number and assigns it to your TATA DLT ID on the DLT platform.
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You Approve on Your TATA DLT Platform
Log into your TATA DLT account and approve the number that has been assigned to your entity.
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You Assign the Number to Vobiz's DLT ID
On your TATA DLT platform, assign the approved number to Vobiz’s DLT ID (provided by Vobiz).
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Vobiz Approves - Operator Gives Final Approval
Vobiz approves the assignment on their DLT platform. The telecom operator then gives its final approval to complete the process.
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You Create a Communication Template on DLT
Create and submit your communication template on the TATA DLT platform. This defines the nature of calls being made.
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Vobiz Tests the Number
Vobiz runs end-to-end tests to confirm the 160 number is working correctly across all agreed parameters.
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Number is Live
Once tests pass, you can start using the 160 number on the Vobiz platform.