⚡Quick answer -
Read this guide whenever you need to assign, dial, or troubleshoot an extension in MyOperator so you avoid invalid numbers and wasted dials.
Rule | Value | Why it matters |
Allowed length | 2 digits only | Keeps dialling quickly and prevents overlap with main numbers |
Valid range | 10 – 99 | Guarantees every user gets a unique ID |
Format | Numeric, no leading zeros |
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Example | Valid? | Reason |
25 | ✅ | Two digits within range |
7 | ❌ | Only one digit |
123 | ❌ | More than two digits |
08 | ❌ | Leading zero not allowed |
By default, extensions are exactly 2 digits — from 10 to 99.
If your organisation needs 3-digit or longer extensions, we can enable a custom setup on request.
Expected outcome: The call bypasses the menu and rings the intended user.
Prerequisite: You must know the extension assigned by your account admin.
To transfer incoming IVR calls through the extension number, follow the steps below:
1. Press *2 on the phone’s inbuilt dialling pad
2. Then wait for the operator to say ‘transfer’
3. After you have listened to ‘transfer’, dial the extension of the particular user immediately.
4. The call will be transferred; you will inform him/ her query. At that time customer’s call will be on hold.
5. Now, connect the agent to whom the call has been transferred to the customer. The agent who has transferred the call will hang up his/her call, and the agent (to whom the call has been transferred) and the customer will connect automatically.
• If an admin has not assigned an extension to the user, dialling any number will fail.
• Extensions do not work on numbers outside the 10–99 range; the system drops or ignores such input.
Issue | Likely cause | Fix |
“Invalid extension” voice prompt | Dialed < 10 or > 99 | Re-enter a 2-digit code |
Call routes to IVR instead of the user | Extension not set on that user | Ask admin to assign one in Dashboard → Users → Edit |
Two users ring at once | Duplicate extension assigned | Admin must change one number |
Still stuck? Contact MyOperator Support support@myoperator.com with the user’s name and the extension you attempted.
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