hi @JoshuaL
My suggestion is to provide as much detail as possible in your client service tickets. With respect to porting of existing numbers, you should provide your general location (country), the location of the numbers you need to port, whether the numbers are local numbers or toll free, how you have tried to port your numbers, and results or lack thereof.
Zoom Support response times
For porting a few numbers in the United States, the process is highly automated. Check if the numbers can be ported, upload a letter of authorization, and request the port. The numbers are ported in a few days.
Zoom has extensive support articles on porting. These articles cover number porting for many countries, local numbers and toll-free numbers, and common issues and questions.
Phone Number Requirements | Zoom
Requesting a number port for US, Canada, or Puerto Rico
Requesting a toll-free number port (US, Canada)
Common issues and questions for porting
Requesting a number port (APAC)
Requesting a toll-free number port (Japan)
Requesting a 0ABJ number port (Japan)
Porting phone numbers that use SMS
Requesting a project port (US, Canada, Puerto Rico)
Requesting a BYOC number port
Managing phone numbers
Requesting a number port (South America / LATAM)
Requesting a local number port (EMEA)
Requesting a toll-free number port (EMEA)
France phone numbering plan changes
Recovering a deleted phone number
Managing the Number Management Provider Portal
Using Number Management for managing phone numbers
Enabling SMS on US and Canada Toll Free Numbers
Purchasing and assigning Zoom Phone licenses
Moving numbers between accounts/products
Zoom Contact Center support for SMS for UK and Ireland phone numbers
I am happy to try to answer any particular questions you may have.
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thanks, eliot