How To Port Numbers Out Of Twilio and/or Lead Connector
For Use with myCRMSIM
Porting Phone Numbers Away From Twilio
What You Need to Know
Porting a phone number means moving it from one provider (in this case, Twilio) to another. This is a standard process, but it requires specific steps that only Twilio and your new provider can manage. Generally, you’ll work with your new provider to start the process, and they’ll coordinate with Twilio to release your numbers.
Twilio offers detailed guidance on how to port numbers away from their service. For more information, check out their official support article:
This resource explains what’s needed to move your numbers and how to get started.
If you need help, have questions, or run into issues, please reach out to Twilio Support through their Help Center or your Twilio account. myCRMSIM cannot assist with this process, so Twilio is your point of contact for all porting-related support.
Porting a phone number means transferring it from one provider’s system to another. In this case, you are switching from Go High Level to a different provider. The process typically begins when you request the port from your new service provider. They will then reach out to Go High Level to initiate the transfer. Since number porting involves verifying ownership and fulfilling provider-specific requirements, it’s crucial to follow the correct steps outlined by both companies.
Each phone service provider has its own policies and timeframes for releasing numbers, so the process may take several days or even weeks, depending on factors such as verification requirements and any potential delays.
Check with Your New Provider – Before beginning the porting process, confirm with your new provider that they support the number you want to transfer and ask about their specific requirements.
Gather Necessary Information – Typically, you will need account details from Go High Level, such as your account number, the phone numbers you want to port, and possibly a Letter of Authorization (LOA).
Submit a Porting Request – Your new provider will usually handle this step by submitting a request to Go High Level to release your numbers.
Wait for Approval – Go High Level may require time to process the request. If there are any issues, they will notify either you or your new provider.
Complete the Transition – Once Go High Level releases your numbers, your new provider will finalize the process and activate them on their system.
Go High Level provides support resources to guide you through the porting process. For assistance, visit their official Help Center:
If you experience any difficulties, have questions, or need clarification, reach out directly to Go High Level Support through their Help Center or your account dashboard. Keep in mind that myCRMSIM is not involved in the porting process, so any questions regarding your number transfer should be directed to Go High Level.
By following the correct steps and working closely with your new provider and Go High Level, you can ensure a smooth transition for your phone numbers.