How can I buy a DID for my MyOperator account?
Short answer: You can purchase a new DID from the dashboard, choose a region/prefix, review the recurring rental and setup price, and activate it for routing to your IVR/teams.
On this page
- What you need first (prerequisites)
- Buy a DID in the dashboard (step-by-step)
- After purchase: activate & route the DID
- Costs, billing & renewals
- Edge cases & availability notes
- Troubleshooting & support template
- Related articles
- Schema markup
What you need first (prerequisites) {#prereqs}
- Account access: Role with permission to manage Numbers/DIDs.
- Billing method: An active payment method or sufficient account balance per your plan.
- Compliance: Some regions may require business/KYC documentation before activation.
- Target routing: Know where this number should ring (IVR flow, queue, or campaign).
Buy a DID in the dashboard (step-by-step) {#steps}
- Sign in to MyOperator Dashboard.
- Go to Manage → DIDs (or Numbers).
- Click Add New.
- Choose Region/Prefix to view available numbers or number groups.
- Select a DID (or a DID group) → Continue.
- Review one-time/setup (if any) and monthly rental.
- Confirm billing details and accept terms.
- Click Confirm/Purchase.
After purchase: activate & route the DID {#activate}
- In Manage → DIDs, find your new number (status may show Provisioning/Active).
- Click the number → set Routing:
- IVR flow (recommended), or
- Direct to queue/agent, or
- Campaign/Tracking.
- Save and place a test call from an external phone to confirm audio, IVR, and recording (if enabled).
Expected outcome: The DID appears in your list and successfully routes to the selected destination; the call shows in Call Logs → Inbound.
Costs, billing & renewals {#billing}
- Recurring rental: Charged monthly (plus taxes where applicable).
- Usage (call charges): Billed separately from the rental.
- Prorations & mid-cycle buys: First invoice/charge may be prorated based on purchase date.
- Cancellations: Releasing a DID stops future rental but may not credit the current cycle.
Always refer to your plan page/invoice for exact amounts and tax treatment.
Edge cases & availability notes {#edges}
- Stock limits: Certain regions/prefixes or vanity numbers may be limited or sold out.
- Regulatory hold: Activation can be delayed until required documents are verified.
- Port vs. buy: If you want to keep an existing number, start a number porting request instead of buying.
- Bulk purchase: For many numbers at once, contact Support with a CSV of regions/prefixes.
- Toll-free/short codes: Availability, pricing, and onboarding steps differ from standard local DIDs.
Troubleshooting & support template {#troubleshoot}
Common issues
- “Add New” not visible: Your role lacks permissions or the feature isn’t enabled for your plan.
- Payment failed: Check card/wallet balance and try again; ensure billing address is valid.
- Number missing after purchase: Refresh, check Provisioning status, or contact Support with the transaction reference.
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