From getting a local virtual number to enabling you to receive calls from all over the globe, we have got you covered with our competitive price and high-quality service. CINNOX offers virtual numbers that enable you to manage calls from any device, anywhere in the world.
Virtual numbers are phone numbers without directly associated telephone lines to let customers from across the globe call you at lower costs. To understand more about Virtual Numbers, please refer to our Virtual Numbers for Business Global Reach.

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Due to telecom regulations varying from place to place, Virtual and Service Numbers set as a Caller ID or SMS Sender ID are not guaranteed to display to recipients.
The Basic Information section contains the following details:

To edit a Virtual Number's basic information:


The Voicemail Files Automatic Deletion section lets you select how often you must delete your voicemail recordings automatically.
Please check our Voicemail detailed Guide for more information.

The Routing Settings section indicates how enquiries will be directed or distributed to the Destinations identified to handle the said enquiries. These rules apply if multiple Destinations are associated with a virtual number. They help your staff members provide customer support 24/7 effectively or according to your hours of operation.
For more information, please check our Guide's Alternative, Percentage, Time and Sticky Routing.
Prompts are audio files played at various points within the call process. You can add prompts in the Routing Setting when the Advanced Call System is enabled.


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The audio files of Greeting Prompt, Waiting Prompt, Voicemail & Voicemail Prompt and End Prompt available to select in Prompt Settings were added on the Prompt page. Refer to Prompt for more details.

The voicemail feature in the Routing Setting section lets your visitors leave a voice message in cases where your agents are unavailable to attend to their enquiry. It is disabled by default.
To enable voicemail on any of your toll-free or local numbers, refer to this Guide's Voicemail section.

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- When the Advanced Call System is disabled, only Voicemail & Voicemail Prompt are still available and inherits the settings done before the Advanced Call System was disabled.
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Engagement Routing and Binding
When using Virtual: Local Numbers with Engagement Mode enabled, Engagement Routing and Binding ensure that call-backs from visitors are directed to the staff who initially engaged them.
For instance:
Staff A contacts Visitor A using the Virtual Local Number +851 1234 5678 with Engagement Mode enabled. If Visitor A returns the call to that number, it gets routed directly to Staff A, establishing a binding connection. Other staff cannot engage Visitor A through the same local number during this binding.
Enabling Engagement Mode
To enable Engagement Mode:



Binding List

Disabling Engagement Mode
To disable Engagement Mode:

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Important
The CINNOX Call System transforms how you handle enquiry calls with Advanced Routing Rules and Prompts. These include greetings, waiting messages, and voicemail options for callers while they wait to connect with an agent, ensuring efficient and seamless call management.
You can personalise the experience with your own custom greetings and messages, allowing you to showcase your brand in every interaction. This adds a personal touch, enhancing the caller's connection with your business, which can lead to higher satisfaction and stronger loyalty.
CINNOX offers flexibility with various Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) methods—such as Fixed Order, Simultaneous, Round Robin, and Most Idle—giving you full control over how your calls are queued and routed, ensuring no call goes unanswered.
Please note that the duration of the call starts when the caller hears the first prompt. In your Call Report > Call Details, it will be labelled as "Call System" under the "Receiver Name" column.
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Due to telecom regulations varying from place to place, Virtual and Service Numbers set as a Caller ID or SMS Sender ID are not guaranteed to display to recipients.
The Caller ID section lists the staff members who use the Local Virtual Number as the Caller ID when making outbound calls to visitors or customers.
You may allow staff members identified as Destination endpoints for a virtual number to use the number as their Caller ID automatically. Alternatively, add or remove other staff members to the Caller ID allowlist.
Enabling Caller ID for Destination Staff Members
To enable Caller ID for staff members identified as Destination endpoints for the virtual number:


Disabling Caller ID for Destination Staff Members
To disable Caller ID:

Toggle off to disable Caller ID
Adding and Removing Staff Members in the Caller ID Allowlist
You may edit the virtual number's Caller ID list to add or remove staff members:


It allows staff members to adopt this number as the SMS sender ID.


Channel Custom Info allows you to add your channel details that your staff would see in the call screen and chat room whenever they are serving an enquiry. The custom info can be about the standard procedure or operation details of handling the enquiry.

The custom info is displayed on the staff side at the call screen's left window and in the chat room for the call enquiry.

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Important Notes
- Channel Custom Info can be customised per Number.
- Channel Custom Info is only available for inbound service.
- In addition to Directory weblink, Channel Custom Info does not apply to other agent weblink and campaign weblink.
- The system is limited to 10,000 characters; if exceeded, the chatbot message will not be sent.
- Channel Custom Info will still be displayed as chatbot messages in the room of missed enquiry.