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When you port 500 or more DID numbers into Genesys Cloud Voice, you must use a Genesys large batch porting process rather than enter individual numbers via the Port In DID Numbers feature. You can use the port DID numbers by email procedure or the port DID numbers in bulk procedure described in this article.
To port DID numbers into Genesys Cloud Voice using the bulk procedure, download a specially formatted .csv file template and add your numbers to it. Then use the Port Bulk option on the Port in DID Numbers page to upload your .csv file.
Each .csv file can hold a maximum of 500 numbers. For example, if you have 1000 numbers you want to import, you must use two .csv files, each with 500 numbers. Likewise, if you have 550 numbers to import, you must use two .csv files, one with 500 numbers and one with 50 numbers.
Before you submit a request to port numbers to Genesys Cloud Voice, you must work with your existing carrier to determine what information you need from them to begin the port procedure. Having that information beforehand ensures a smooth transition between your existing carrier and Genesys Cloud Voice. Failure to do so, can result in delays.
Genesys support technicians are committed to activating your numbers in Genesys Cloud Voice as quickly as possible. However, the actual activation is restricted to 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday in the US, and 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday in Canada.
On specific holidays, DID number porting is unavailable. For more information, see Genesys Cloud Voice port holidays.
There is no fee for the number porting operation. However, once the numbers are ported into Genesys Cloud Voice, you will incur any non-recurring charge (NRC), Monthly recurring charge (MRC), and usage fee associated with having your numbers in Genesys Cloud Voice. For more information on pricing, see the Voice options section of the Genesys Cloud pricing hub.
The Genesys Cloud Voice number porting process is specifically designed for voice service numbers. Any SMS services present on ported numbers will not be automatically transferred along with voice service. In fact, the SMS services will likely be disrupted by the port process.
If you would like to transfer your SMS service to Genesys Cloud along with your voice service, you need to take additional steps after you initiate the porting process. To begin, when you respond to your port submission confirmation email, please use Reply All and add a note to your message informing the team that you would like to port your SMS service along with the voice service. Our team will then begin the SMS service porting process.
If you would like your SMS service to remain with your current carrier, you will need to contact them after the voice port is complete and request that they reconnect the SMS service to the number.
Using a text editor, enter your numbers using the e.164 format and the restriction codes exactly as described in the template.
After you complete the port operation, you can check on the status of the port.
By default, the Port Requests page shows the ports with a Port Pending status. To see completed ports, click Show Completed Port Requests.
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