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Assign a dedicated number to each client, campaign, or ad channel. Forward calls to the client’s sales team and use the dialed number in your reporting to identify which campaign generated the call.
Connect your dialer over SIP. Share your destinations, expected call volume, and peak calls per second so didlogic can check route capacity and caller ID options before launch.
Check which local and toll-free numbers are available in the target country. Route calls to the client’s existing team and confirm any registration requirements before publishing the number in ads.
Before publishing a campaign number or starting an outbound list, check four things: number availability, activation requirements, outbound caller ID, and compatibility with your existing tools.
Check local and toll-free number availability by country before assigning numbers to a client or campaign.
Some markets require end-user documents before activation. Confirm the requirements before committing to a launch date.
The number a prospect sees depends on the call origin, destination, and route. Ask which caller IDs your campaign can present.
Connect a SIP-compatible dialer or PBX. Use call detail records from the API to match calls to the numbers assigned in your reporting platform.
Say a client runs both Google Ads and Meta campaigns. Assign one phone number to Google Ads and another to Meta, then forward both to the same sales team. When a prospect calls, the number they dialed identifies the channel.
didlogic provides the numbers, forwards the calls, and makes call detail records available through the API. Your reporting platform maps each number to its campaign. To track individual ads, assign a separate number to each ad you want to measure.
Before a campaign goes live, share the countries you call, your expected daily volume, and your peak calls per second. didlogic reviews your traffic profile and checks route capacity and caller ID availability for each destination.
Connect your existing dialer over SIP. Use answering machine detection to help distinguish human answers from voicemail, and use mobile number lookups to flag invalid numbers before dialing.
VIRTUAL NUMBERS
Monthly pricing per number, with per-minute inbound rates, all visible before you buy. Search any country in the pricing table.
We operate our own Autonomous System and own the hardware in all 12 points of presence. Voice does not detour through third-party clouds.
Termination is homed to local carriers, so audio takes the shortest domestic path. That is what keeps latency low and answer rates high.
Campaign traffic does not wait for a next-business-day reply. Reach engineers over chat and email when routes need attention.
Manage numbers, trunks, CDRs, and billing in one portal, with role-based access so client teams and your ops team see only what they should. Auto top-up with backup card rules keeps balances positive so a declined card never pauses a live campaign.
Customers use didlogic to provision phone numbers, connect existing SIP systems, and manage inbound voice across markets. Here’s what they say about setup, control, and reliability.
A call tracking number is a dedicated phone number assigned to a specific campaign, ad channel, or client so that inbound calls can be attributed to their source. Agencies typically provision a pool of local or toll-free numbers, point each one at a campaign, and forward calls to the client while logging every call for reporting. didlogic supplies these numbers in 140+ countries with call detail records available via API.
Agencies create a didlogic account, search the country and city they need 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.
No. didlogic is the carrier layer underneath those tools. Your call tracking platform, dialer, or CRM keeps handling campaign logic and reporting, while didlogic supplies the phone numbers, SIP routes, and call records they run on.
Calls presented with a local caller ID are generally more likely to be answered than calls from foreign or anonymous numbers, which is why local presence dialing is standard practice in outbound campaigns. didlogic provides local numbers in 140+ countries and terminates calls through direct in-country routes to support high ASR.
Yes. didlogic provides standard SIP trunking that works with predictive dialers, Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, 3CX, hosted PBX platforms, call tracking tools, and AI voice agents. Setup guides are available at docs.didlogic.com.
Same day for most destinations, activated in real time through the self-service portal or API. Countries with local registration requirements take longer, and our team manages the paperwork to keep timelines short.
didlogic provides local and toll-free numbers in 140+ countries, including markets that are difficult to source elsewhere. Check the phone number pricing page for the full list with live pricing.
didlogic provisions routes specifically for dialer workloads, with capacity for high CPS, answering machine detection, and per-destination route selection. Share your traffic profile when you get started and our engineers set up routes to match it.
Yes. didlogic offers HLR lookups via API that check in real time whether a mobile number is active, valid, roaming, or ported. Agencies use this to clean calling lists before a campaign, which removes dead leads and reduces failed call attempts.
Yes. Call recording can be enabled per SIP account or per phone number, and each recording is mapped to its call detail record by Call ID. Webhooks notify your systems the moment a recording is ready, so you can pull the audio into your own storage or QA workflow.
