[SK Broadband Business Products] If Every Sign Shows a Different Number: Steps to Bring Branch Calls Under One Main Number
2026-11-10 · Views 24 · Comments 0
Title: If Every Sign Shows a Different Number: Steps to Consolidate Branch Calls into One Main Number
When you grow to three or five branches, customers get confused about which number to call. If the numbers on business cards, the website, and signs all differ, inquiries can end up in the wrong place. Choosing one nationwide main number puts everything under a single number to share.
**1. Start by writing down the numbers you use now** List each branch's number, its line count, and any long-established numbers. If you want to keep your current numbers, also check whether number porting is possible for business VoIP (internet phone, 070).
**2. Choose your main number** Nationwide main numbers begin with 1566, 1600, 1670, or 1466. Write down a few easy-to-remember combinations as candidates and check their availability during your consultation.
**3. Decide where calls will be answered** Decide which line and which branch will answer calls to the main number. If calls need to be passed between branches, you can consider a setup using VoIP extensions, call forwarding, and call pickup.
**4. Change all your contact details on the same day** Once the number is set, replace it on the website, business cards, signs, and email or text signatures on the same day to reduce confusion.
Line conditions differ by branch, so the specific setup should be confirmed in a consultation. You can view the rate table at skb.canco.co.kr. CANCO is an official SK Broadband BP partner and handles sign-up consultations and activation.
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