Send the calls you miss to your AI receptionist

Verizon calls this "Call Forwarding No Answer/Busy". It's included on every plan and there's nothing to switch on in your account first.

1. From the phone you want to forward, dial the code below followed straight by your VroomCalls number — no spaces, no pause.
2. Press call. You'll hear a short confirmation tone, then the call ends on its own.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

*71 forwards only the calls you don't answer. If you'd rather send every call straight to your AI receptionist, use *72YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER instead.

AT&T uses the standard GSM forwarding codes. You dial them straight from your phone — there's no setting to find in the myAT&T app.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

T-Mobile uses the standard GSM forwarding codes. You can also set this from the T-Mobile app under Account → your line → Profile settings → Call forwarding, but the dial code is faster.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

UScellular uses the same busy/no-answer forwarding code as Verizon.

1. From the phone you want to forward, dial the code below followed straight by your VroomCalls number — no spaces, no pause.
2. Press call. You'll hear a short confirmation tone, then the call ends on its own.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Cricket runs on AT&T's network, so it uses the GSM codes.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

Metro runs on T-Mobile's network, so it uses the GSM codes.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

Mint runs on T-Mobile's network, so it uses the GSM codes.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

Boost uses the standard GSM forwarding codes.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

Google Fi uses the standard GSM forwarding codes.

1. From the phone you want to forward, type the code below exactly as shown — including the stars and the # at the end.
2. Press call. Instead of ringing, you'll see a short confirmation on screen or hear a recorded confirmation.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Want your phone to ring longer before the call is handed over? Use **61*YOUR VROOMCALLS NUMBER*11*25# instead — the number before the final # is the ring time in seconds (5 to 30, in steps of 5). The default is around 20 seconds.

These run on Verizon's network, so they use Verizon's busy/no-answer code.

1. From the phone you want to forward, dial the code below followed straight by your VroomCalls number — no spaces, no pause.
2. Press call. You'll hear a short confirmation tone, then the call ends on its own.

3. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Most landlines sell busy and no-answer forwarding as two separate features. Set both so every missed call is covered.

1. Pick up the handset and listen for a dial tone.
2. Dial the busy-forwarding code below, followed straight by your VroomCalls number. Hang up when you hear the confirmation tone.
3. Do the same with the no-answer code, so unanswered calls are covered too.

4. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

If these codes don't work, your line is probably on a business phone system — ask whoever manages it to forward busy and unanswered calls to your VroomCalls number.

Comcast Business, Spectrum, Ooma, RingCentral, Vonage, Zoom Phone, 8x8, Dialpad and similar services set this up in their online portal rather than with a dial code.

1. Sign in to your provider's admin portal or app and find the line you want to forward.
2. Look for Call Forwarding, then the conditional options — usually named Forward on Busy, Forward on No Answer and Forward when Unreachable.
3. Set all of them to your VroomCalls number and save. Leave Forward All Calls switched off, so your team still rings first.

4. Test it: from another phone, call your own number and let it ring out without answering. Your AI receptionist should pick up.

That's you set up. There's nothing to change on your side from here — your team keeps answering as usual, and anything they miss now reaches your AI receptionist.

Some systems call this a "failover", "overflow" or "no answer destination" rule instead. If you also set a ring time, 20 to 25 seconds is about five rings.