Number Porting

Transfer your existing phone numbers from another carrier into CallScaler.

Overview

Number porting lets you transfer phone numbers you already own from another carrier into CallScaler. Your numbers continue working with your current provider during the entire transfer process. Most ports complete in 7-14 business days.

Do not cancel service with your current carrier until the port is fully completed. Canceling early can cause your numbers to be lost.

What You Need

Before starting a port request, gather the following from your current provider:

If you don't have this information handy, use the template below to request it from your current provider.

  • Your account number with the current carrier
  • Your account PIN or password (used for verification)
  • The authorized account holder name (must match exactly)
  • Your billing address on file with the carrier
  • A recent bill or invoice (PDF or image) showing the numbers and account details

Request Info from Your Provider

Send this to your current carrier's support team to get everything you need for porting:

Email Template
Hi, I'm planning to port my phone numbers to a new provider. Could you please provide the following information for my account? 1. Account number 2. Account PIN or passcode 3. Authorized name on the account 4. Service address on file 5. A copy of my most recent invoice The numbers I plan to port: [LIST YOUR NUMBERS HERE] Please also confirm there are no port-out restrictions or pending contracts on these numbers. Thank you.

Submit a Port Request

Once you have your account details:

1. Go to Numbers → Move Numbers.
2. Select the Port In tab.
3. Enter the phone numbers you want to transfer.
4. Fill in your current carrier's account details.
5. Submit the request.

Upload Documents

After submitting, you need to upload two documents:

1. Letter of Authorization (LOA) — Download the LOA template from the porting page, fill it out with your account details, sign it, and upload it back.
2. Recent bill copy — Upload a PDF or image of your most recent bill from your current carrier. This must show the numbers being ported and your account information.

The name on the LOA must exactly match the authorized name on your current carrier account. Mismatches will cause the port to be rejected.

Track Your Port

After submitting, you can track the status of your port on the same Move Numbers page. You'll see status updates as the port progresses:

1. Submitted — Your request has been sent to the carrier.
2. FOC Received — The carrier confirmed a transfer date. Your numbers are automatically added to your account at this point.
3. Completed — Numbers are live on CallScaler.

You can also exchange messages with the porting team directly on this page if there are questions or issues.

After Porting Completes

Once your numbers are fully ported:

1. Go to Numbers and verify your ported numbers appear.
2. Assign each number to a call flow so incoming calls are routed correctly.
3. Test by calling each number to confirm calls are going through CallScaler.

Common Issues

If your port is rejected, the most common reasons are:

  • Name mismatch — The name on the LOA doesn't match the account holder name at your current carrier. Contact your carrier to verify the exact name on file.
  • Missing PIN — Some carriers require an account PIN for port-out authorization. Call your carrier to set or confirm your PIN.
  • Account has a contract — Early termination fees or contracts can block a port. Check with your carrier about any obligations.
  • Incomplete LOA — All fields must be filled out and the document must be signed. Re-download, complete, and re-upload.

Porting Out

If you need to transfer numbers out of CallScaler to another provider:

1. Go to Numbers → Move Numbers.
2. Select the Port Out tab.
3. Fill in your details and submit the request.

Your new provider will initiate the port on their end. There is a $10 per number port-out fee. Numbers remain active on CallScaler until the port completes.

Port-out fees are $10 per number and are charged to your account balance when the port is processed.