A number,
or keep yours.

Two ways to start

1. 1

   Take a new number

   Choose one in the portal and it is live immediately. Useful for testing without touching anything customers currently use.

2. 2

   Or forward your existing line

   Set a divert with your current provider so calls reach Bizzle. Your published number is unchanged, and removing the divert reverses it instantly.

3. 3

   Decide what diverts when

   Everything, only when engaged, or only after a number of rings. Many people start with unanswered-only and widen it once they trust it.

4. 4

   Test before you rely on it

   Ring it yourself. Hear how it answers, check the booking lands in your calendar, and adjust the wording before anything real depends on it.

Why forwarding is the low-risk route

It changes nothing anyone can see. The number on your van, your website and in your customers' phones stays exactly as it was, and the arrangement is reversible in a minute.

It also means you keep the asset. A business phone number that customers have saved for years is worth more than most small businesses realise, and it should never be tied to a supplier you might leave.