How does a customer get IVR services own his own number?

How does a customer get IVR services own his own number?

Customer can use their number by forwarding calls on MyOperaor number, but there will be issue (like Forwarding IVR Playing, Calls are disconnecting, Invalid IVR playing) may come after forwarding. In this scenario, the only option is to port the number to MyOperator.

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