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How to purchase and set up a TrustPager phone number, including business identity verification, regulatory bundles, choosing how incoming calls are handled (AI voice agent, forwarding, or logging), outbound calling, and fixing voice registration issues.
A TrustPager phone number gives your workspace a dedicated Australian business number for SMS and voice calls. Contacts reply to a real number, every conversation is logged in your CRM, and your voice agents can use it for inbound and outbound calls.
Australian regulations require you to verify your business identity before purchasing a mobile number. The process takes 5 steps and usually clears within a business day once submitted. Occasionally a bundle is rejected — if that happens, TrustPager will guide you through correcting and resubmitting it from the same page. Local and toll-free numbers have lighter requirements — the page will guide you based on what you select.
Go to https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone. The page walks you through each step in order and automatically expands the next incomplete section as you go.
Enter your registered Australian business address. This is required for regulatory compliance. TrustPager validates the address format before saving it — make sure the street, suburb, state, and postcode are accurate.
Enter your business name, ABN, contact email, and phone. TrustPager creates a regulatory bundle tied to your workspace. You only need to do this once — the bundle covers all future numbers of the same type.
Upload a document that confirms your business identity — a utility bill, bank statement, or ASIC company extract works well. It must show your business name and address and be dated within the last 3 months.
Once the address, bundle, and document are in place, submit the bundle for review. Approval typically takes 1–2 business days. The status will update automatically — you will see it change from Pending Review to Approved or, less commonly, to Rejected.
If the bundle is rejected, the reason will be emailed to the contact email you provided in Step 2. TrustPager does not display the rejection reason in the portal — your phone number provider's compliance team sends it directly. Check that inbox before resubmitting.
After approval, search for available Australian numbers. You can filter by number type (mobile, local, toll-free) and search by area code or digit sequence. Each result shows the monthly cost and its capabilities (SMS, voice, MMS). Select a number and click Purchase — it activates immediately.
When your regulatory bundle is rejected, https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone shows a rejection banner in place of the bundle creation form. The banner tells you the bundle was rejected and prompts you to update and resubmit.
The rejection reason is set by your phone number provider's compliance team and is not passed back to TrustPager through the provider's API. The reason is emailed directly to the contact email you registered in Step 2. Check that inbox — the email will explain exactly what needs to be corrected.
Click Update & resubmit on the rejection banner at https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone. The bundle creation form opens with your previous details prefilled. The bundle name will have "- Resubmission" appended so TrustPager can distinguish it from the rejected one in its records.
Correct whatever caused the rejection — most commonly the business name or ABN — upload a fresh supporting document if needed, and submit again. The flow is identical to the first submission. Once resubmitted, status returns to Pending Review and the rejected bundle disappears from view (it stays in TrustPager's records as history).
Open https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone and click a number to open its settings page. The Call Settings card has one choice under "When someone calls this number":
+61399000890).These three are mutually exclusive — a number either has an agent answering or forwards, never both. Switching to Forward removes the inbound agent automatically. Your choice saves on the spot; there is no Save button.
SMS is not affected. Call Settings only controls inbound voice. The same number keeps receiving SMS in your Inbox — SMS and voice use separate channels, so a number can forward voice calls and receive SMS at the same time.
Forwarding also works alongside outbound calling: a number can forward incoming calls while voice agents still use it to dial out. The only combination that isn't possible is an inbound agent and forwarding on the same number — the agent answers the call, so there is nothing to forward.
A number's settings page has an Outbound calls section listing the AI voice agents that dial out from it — there can be more than one. It is read-only here because outbound is configured per voice agent (caller ID, call limits, and country rules). To set that up, see How to Configure Outbound Calling for Voice Agents. Inbound handling and outbound calling are independent of each other.
Anyone with phone management permission can change a number's call handling and forwarding. Team members without that permission can see the current settings, but the controls are read-only for them. Admins can see and manage every number in the workspace.
When you open a phone number's details page at https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone and see a Register with voice provider button, it means this number is not yet wired up for AI voice calls. Until it is registered, the number can still send and receive SMS, but voice agents cannot be bound to it and it cannot make or receive AI-handled calls.
Three situations trigger this state:
Click Register with voice provider. TrustPager will import the number into the voice system, configure its voice routing setup, and set up the credentials needed for outbound dialling. The button changes to a spinner while this runs, then disappears once complete. You can then choose an inbound AI voice agent for the number, and agents can use it for outbound calls.
If the button appears again after a successful registration — for example, after an error is stamped on the number — click it again. The action is safe to repeat and will re-apply the full voice routing setup from scratch.
Note: If voice agents were already dialling from the number but outbound calls were failing, registering the number fixes that too. The registration step includes everything needed for the number to both receive and initiate voice calls.
You can also manage a number's connection from the agent itself. Open the agent at https://app.trustpager.com/auto/voice-agents, click into it, and open the Channels tab. There you can connect or disconnect inbound numbers for the agent directly, and see which numbers it dials out from (outbound is set in the agent's outbound configuration). Each row links to the number's settings page.
Your active number appears at the top of https://app.trustpager.com/settings/phone. To release a number, contact support via https://app.trustpager.com/service-requests.
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