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COD dominates checkout across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, and every COD order that ships unconfirmed risks a failed delivery and a return trip. didlogic provisions this workload directly: high-CPS outbound routes with local caller ID in markets like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, and the Philippines, answering machine detection so agents or bots speak only to live customers, and HLR lookups via API that flag invalid or inactive numbers before the dialer starts. Share your destinations and daily call volume, and our engineers set up the routes before your first campaign.
VIRTUAL NUMBERS
Monthly pricing per number with per-minute inbound rates, visible before you buy. Search any country in the pricing table.
Customers use didlogic to provision phone numbers, connect existing SIP systems, and manage inbound voice across markets. Here is what they say about setup, control, and reliability.
A local number gives shoppers a familiar way to reach support and gives the store’s outbound calls a caller ID people recognize. Calls presented with a local caller ID are generally more likely to be answered than calls from foreign or anonymous numbers, which matters for order confirmation, delivery coordination, and support callbacks. didlogic provides local numbers in 140+ countries.
A cash-on-delivery confirmation call is an outbound call placed after checkout to verify that the customer placed the order and will accept the parcel. Stores in COD-heavy markets run these calls through dialers or AI voice agents to reduce failed deliveries and return-to-origin costs. didlogic supplies the local caller ID, high-CPS routes, answering machine detection, and HLR list validation these workflows run on.
Create a didlogic account, search the country and number type in the portal, and activate numbers directly. Most destinations provision the same day. Countries with local registration requirements take longer, and the didlogic team handles the documentation to keep the process short.
A local number is the default for entering a market, since shoppers recognize the format. A national number suits stores that ship country-wide and want one line per market. A toll-free number is free for the caller and fits high-touch support lines. Mobile-range numbers help in markets where people answer mobile-format numbers first. All four are billed as a monthly rental plus a per-minute inbound rate.
No. didlogic is the carrier layer underneath those tools. Your helpdesk, contact center platform, or dialer keeps handling tickets, queues, and reporting, while didlogic supplies the phone numbers, SIP routes, and call records they run on.
Yes. Teams connect AI voice agents built on platforms like Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, or LiveKit to didlogic over SIP, then run order status lines and confirmation calls on local numbers in each market. See the AI voice page for how the connection works.
Same day for most destinations, activated in real time through the portal or API. Compliance documents are verified automatically in about 5 minutes, and countries with local registration requirements take longer, with the didlogic team managing the paperwork. For peak-season traffic, share your expected volumes in advance and routes are provisioned to match.
Yes. HLR lookups via API check in real time whether a mobile number is active, valid, roaming, or ported. Stores use this at checkout or before dispatch to catch mistyped numbers and clean dialing lists, which cuts failed confirmation calls and bounced deliveries.
Numbers are billed as a monthly rental plus a per-minute rate on inbound calls, with exact figures published per country and number type on the phone number pricing page. Outbound calls are billed per destination at the rates on the call rates page. Everything is prepaid from one account balance.
Yes. Eligible numbers can be ported to didlogic and keep working throughout the transfer, so the numbers printed on packaging and saved in customers’ phones do not change. Timelines depend on the country and the current provider.
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