Call forwarding
1. With a traditional telecom provider
Call forwarding is a simple way to stay reachable, even when you're not available. It's been successfully tested with Proximus, Orange, Base, Mobile Vikings, and Telenet. Below are the main forwarding options. You can combine them! For example: forward your calls to me when you're already in a call, when your phone is off AND after 10 seconds unanswered.
Just dial the matching code, replacing "PHONE" with my phone number, press call, and you're done.
Codes you can dial to manage your phone number's call forwarding settings.
Here's how they work:
1. Forward all calls : Use **21*PHONE#** to redirect every call immediately. Ideal when you're on holiday, in focus mode, or off duty for the day. Disable with ##21# or check with *#21#.
2. Forward when busy : Use **67*PHONE#** if you're often on calls and don’t want to miss others. Perfect for freelancers or salespeople juggling multiple clients. Disable with ##67#, check with *#67#.
3. Forward after X seconds (recommended!) : Use **61*PHONE**SECONDS#** to forward unanswered calls after a delay. Use it when you're on the move or in noisy environments and need a fallback. The delay must be a multiple of 5, between 5 and 20 seconds. Disable with ##61#, check with *#61#.
4. Forward when unreachable : Use **62*PHONE#** if your phone is off, in airplane mode, or has no signal. Handy when traveling or in remote areas. Disable with ##62#, check with *#62#.
2. With a telephony provider (Aircall, 3CX, Ringover...)
If you’re using a VOIP or cloud phone system, call forwarding usually happens inside the provider’s settings — not via codes. It often supports more advanced rules like team routing, schedules, or custom flows.
We’ve worked with many systems, so if you don’t see the setting — just ask us! We'll help you configure it right the first time. 😊