⚡Quick answer -
No. Incoming and outgoing Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers are different. Incoming calls on the incoming DID route to your IVR, while call-backs on the outgoing DID follow the existing DID call-back flow. The process of obtaining the outgoing DID remains unchanged.
Read this article whenever you need to confirm how the platform handles inbound versus outbound DIDs—especially before configuring IVR routing or setting up call-backs.
• Incoming and outgoing DIDs are not the same.
• Incoming calls on the incoming DID are routed to IVR.
• Call-backs originate from a separate outgoing DID and follow the standard DID call-back flow.
• The method for requesting or assigning an outgoing DID does not change.
The system uses two distinct numbers, so each call direction follows its correct flow. Attempting to place call-backs from the incoming DID skips the defined call-back flow and is therefore unsupported. Keep the numbers separate to ensure proper routing.
After setup:
• All customer-initiated calls reach IVR via the incoming DID.
• All outbound call-backs present a separate outgoing DID to the customer.
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