wiki/knowledge/call-tracking/bluepoint-callrail-setup-800-number.md · 425 words · 2026-04-05

BluePoint CallRail Setup — 800 Number Porting & Routing

Overview

BluePoint ATM uses CallRail for call tracking across multiple phone numbers. The primary outstanding configuration item is porting the existing 800 number into CallRail and establishing its routing rules. This article documents the current setup, the porting plan, and related number acquisition tasks.

Current State

800 Number Porting Plan

Once the 800 number is ported into CallRail, it will become a standard tracked number (not a pool number) and will be configured with a forwarding chain:

  1. Primary: Route to Wade
  2. Fallback: Roll to Mike if Wade doesn't answer
  3. Additional fallback: Further escalation as needed

Wade confirmed: forward to Wade first, then Mike, for the initial configuration.

The 800 number will replace the current placeholder on the website's primary contact display. The Eastern and Western office numbers remain unchanged.

Prerequisite: BluePoint must provide a copy of the phone bill showing the 800 number to complete the port.

NY & NJ Number Acquisition

As part of the [1], BluePoint needs dedicated local numbers for New York and New Jersey to support geo-targeted advertising and state page tracking.

Action items:
- Wade to purchase NY and NJ CallRail numbers
- Melissa to configure routing and publish the 800 number once ported

Tracking Configuration Notes

Sources

  1. Ny Cashless Ban Campaign|Ny Cashless Ban Campaign
  2. Index|Bluepoint Atm Client Overview
  3. Callrail Overview|Callrail Overview
  4. Ny Cashless Ban Campaign|Ny Cashless Ban Campaign
  5. 2026 01 07 Q1 Strategy Review|Q1 Strategy Review Meeting — 2026 01 07