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Policy Numbers and Tags ​

Numbers and Tags are used to match calling and called parties in rules and whitelists, blacklists.

Numbers ​

Numbers can be used to match calling or called parties in rules, whitelists, and blacklists.

Numbers can be either:

  • an exact match - a specific number, such as 911 or 8005551212
  • a regular expression - A RegEx match pattern
    • For example, ^[1-9]\d{9}$ matches any 10 digit number starting with 1-9. or \d{4} matches any 4 digit number.

Number Example ​

Let's create a Number, and Tag it with "Business Partners". We can also add a comment to the number.

Number Example

Numbers are added with automatic comments including hte user who added the number.

Number Example

How can we use Numbers and Tags? ​

Some users use tags to identify numbers.

Numbers and Tags can be used in the following ways:

  • Whitelist - Numbers and Tags can be used in Whitelists to permit calls. Available at all license levels.
  • Blacklist - Numbers and Tags can be used in Blacklists to block calls. Available at all license levels.
  • Rules - Numbers and Tags can be used in Rules to match calling or called numbers. Available at all license levels.

Tags ​

Tags are used to group numbers together. Tags can be used in Whitelists, Blacklists, and Rules.

Let's create a Tag called "Whitelist".

TIP

Notice that tags can also have descriptions.

Create Tag Example

Showing an Index of Tags

License Limitations

  • Community Edition: Limited to 10 Number Patterns total and 1 Tag