[SK Broadband Business Products] Moving Date Set but Worried About Your Phone Number? What to Prepare Before the Transfer

Title: Moving Date Set but Worried About Your Phone Number? What to Check Before You Move

"Do we have to reprint our business cards after moving?" It's a surprisingly common worry once you decide to relocate your office. You have to tell every client your new number one by one, and you worry about missing calls to the old one. Business VoIP (070) supports number porting, so you can carry over the number you already use. When you keep your number, you often don't need to send change notices to clients.

■ Pre-Move Checklist
1. List the numbers you currently use: Write down your main number, individual staff numbers, and fax numbers separately.
2. Confirm the moving date: Set the move-in date for the new office and the move-out date for the old one first, so the activation schedule can be matched.
3. Check the internet environment at the new office: VoIP makes calls over the internet, so line quality matters. Consulting about business internet (GigaBiz) at the same time sorts everything out in one go.
4. Check your extension setup: If staff seating will change, review extension, call transfer, and call pickup settings too.
5. Check when to cancel the existing line: Canceling the old line before number porting is complete may make it hard to keep your number, so be sure to ask about the order during your consultation.

■ Good to Know in Advance
The conditions for number porting may vary depending on the type and status of the number you currently use. The most accurate way to confirm eligibility is during a consultation. You can check rates in the rate table (skb.canco.co.kr).

CANCO is an official SK Broadband business partner (BP), handling everything from subscription consultation to activation and relocation. If your moving date is set, please get in touch as early as possible.

SK Broadband business product subscription consultation: 1899-3107 · skb.canco.co.kr

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