Caller ID Wildcards Help Manage Where Calls Go In Bulk

Create Caller ID rules based on a wide range of numbers through area code, number set, or phone number type.

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You can create a rule to cover entire area codes using our Wildcard matching!

By adding an asterisk (*) at the end of the Caller ID value, such as "+1 312*", you can forward all calls from callers in the 312 Chicago, IL area code to a different number.

This might be useful if you have several salespeople in different regions -- you can set up entire areas so that callers in those areas get the most knowledgeable and local person possible, all while dialing the same number.

There are also rules you can set for Blocked, Private, or Unavailable Callers. When someone calls from a Blocked number, the Caller ID is set to +1 000 000 0000. To handle callers with Blocked Caller ID, set the Caller ID for the rule to +1 000 000 0000, then choose the action.

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