Call forwarding automatically routes an incoming call to another phone number, employee, department, or device according to your rules. Forward calls to mobile or landline numbers, IP phones, a virtual PBX, or other destinations. Your business stays reachable when a line is busy, an employee is away from the office, or your team works from different locations. With Telnexx, you can configure flexible call forwarding scenarios to match your company's workflow and keep customer calls moving to the right person.
Call forwarding lets your team answer calls to a business number on nearly any device. An incoming call can be routed to a mobile phone, a landline, an IP phone, a softphone, or another agent. Employees do not have to stay next to an office phone: customers call the familiar company number while the system connects them to the right person automatically.
The system can redirect calls based on predefined conditions, such as no answer, a busy line, after-hours coverage, or a request for another department. Set up sequential or simultaneous ringing and create a chain of backup numbers. This helps your team handle incoming requests without manually transferring every call.
Publish one main number on your website, in advertising, and in company documents while employees take calls from different offices, cities, or countries. Call forwarding works especially well for remote teams, sales departments, support services, and businesses with multiple locations. Customers do not need to know how your company is organized: your phone system manages the routing.
If the primary employee does not answer, the call automatically goes to a backup number or another team member.
Answer business calls on a mobile phone, IP phone, or another convenient device, wherever you are.
Customers dial a single company number while you decide where each incoming call should go.
Forward calls based on the time of day, line status, department, employee, and other conditions.
Adjust routing rules as your business hours, team structure, or call volume changes.
Distribute calls between employees and departments regardless of their location.
Send every incoming call directly to a selected number. This works when your main business number serves as a single contact point for customers.
If an employee does not answer within the specified time, automatically route the call to another specialist, a mobile phone, or a backup number.
When the primary line is busy, route the customer to another line or an available employee instead of returning a busy signal.
Use different call flows during and outside business hours. For example, send daytime calls to sales and evening calls to an on-call mobile number.
Ring several numbers in order until an employee answers. This is useful for small teams and on-call groups.
Ring several employees at once and connect the caller to the first person who answers.
Choose which numbers or devices should receive calls and under which conditions forwarding should start.
Set destinations, ring times, the order in which employees are called, business hours, and backup routes.
Configure forwarding for your virtual number, SIP trunk, PBX, or existing business telephony setup.
Check the primary and backup call flows, routing accuracy, and connection quality.
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Call forwarding automatically redirects an incoming call from one phone number to another number or device. A customer calls your main business number, and the system routes the call to the appropriate employee or department according to your rules.
Depending on destination availability, calls can be forwarded to mobile, landline, international, and other telephone numbers, as well as SIP devices, IP phones, or virtual PBX users.
Yes. You can set a ring time after which an unanswered call is automatically sent to another employee or a backup number.
Yes. Set different call flows for business hours, weekends, public holidays, and nights. For example, calls can go to the office during the day and to an on-call mobile number after closing.
Yes. With simultaneous ringing, the system can call several numbers at the same time. The caller is connected to the employee who answers first.
Pricing depends on your setup and the destination to which the call is forwarded. The forwarded leg is typically billed at the applicable outgoing call rate. The exact cost can be calculated once the country, number, and route are selected.