Tracking phone calls - what can I use?
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I need to add trackable numbers to some of our marketing materials, particularly emails that we send out. For reasons beyond me, adding any additional numbers to our phone system will apparently cost £££. All I want is a number(s) that I can use on our marketing materials which allow me to record how many calls come in. I don't need anything else tracking.
What are my options?
What are my options?
https://www.twilio.com
It's relatively cheap, and simple enough to get a number in place and forwarding on to your actual number. They provide all kinds of metrics for you once setup.
It's relatively cheap, and simple enough to get a number in place and forwarding on to your actual number. They provide all kinds of metrics for you once setup.
playalistic said:
https://www.twilio.com
It's relatively cheap, and simple enough to get a number in place and forwarding on to your actual number. They provide all kinds of metrics for you once setup.
I've used Twilio for years. I haven't done exactly what you want but I'm 99% sure it's possible. Dead cheap too.It's relatively cheap, and simple enough to get a number in place and forwarding on to your actual number. They provide all kinds of metrics for you once setup.
Frimley111R said:
I need to add trackable numbers to some of our marketing materials, particularly emails that we send out. For reasons beyond me, adding any additional numbers to our phone system will apparently cost £££. All I want is a number(s) that I can use on our marketing materials which allow me to record how many calls come in. I don't need anything else tracking.
What are my options?
I work in enterprise telephony.What are my options?
What phone system do you have?
Twilio is good. You could also use an NGN pointing to your national number, and I'm sure the carrier will provide a breakdown of numbers received if you ask them nicely.
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