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DID World Wide provides Direct Inward Dialing (DID) access numbers (sometimes referred to as virtual numbers) for Brazil.
A local Brazilian DID may be forwarded by our infrastructure to conventional PSTN (Plain Old Telephone System) devices,
Voice over IP (VoIP), SIP, H.323, IAX, Skype, MSN or Google Talk anywhere in the world.
The forwarding destination is selected by the customer on a per-DID basis.
DID World Wide offers an extensive selection of international virtual numbers. However, we are constantly expanding our services
so as to increase the number of regions supported, as well as to increase our coverage in each region.
Some features of the virtual numbers provided in Brazil by DID World Wide are:
- Reliable voice services of the highest quality, with our infrastructure being housed in secure collocations.
- Each DID is billed on a fixed monthly fee basis, with no per-minute charges. This is a flat-rate service, which means that you can talk as much as you want for a low, monthly charge.
- Unlimited number of calls, with no limit on the length of each call.
- Instant activation of DIDs via our online 24/7 Web services.
- Each DID is provided with two channels, allowing two concurrent incoming calls on the same number. Additional channels may be purchased if required.
- The forwarding destination for a DID may be changed by you at any time via our Web services.
- Call waiting and caller ID are supported.
- Hunt groups and ring groups are supported, allowing multiple destinations to be configured for a single DID.
- Call records are stored and are made available to you on a secure basis.
- An API (Application Programming Interface) is available to DID World Wide customers at no charge which allows you to integrate the purchasing, configuration and maintenance of DIDs into your own Website.
- Free customer care, 24 hours per day via our interactive live online chat Web system or by phone.
DID World Wide strives to constantly expand our virtual number coverage in Brazil. Brazilian DIDs currently offered are shown below.
Please visit this page regularly to check for coverage updates.
Legal Restrictions for Brazilian DIDsNo data
Provisioning Restrictions for Brazilian DIDs
A maximum of 2 channels may be supported by a single Brazilian DID
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