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Take a new Get2Dial workspace from empty to a real answered inbound call and a real placed outbound call, following the same object dependency order the product itself enforces. Time required: ~60 minutes You will need: your Get2Dial sign-in credentials, your SIP carrier’s connection details, and one colleague to act as your first agent.

What you will set up

1

Sign in and invite your team

Sign in at app.get2dial.com. Invite at least one colleague as an agent — see Invite users.
2

Connect your carrier

Add your SIP trunk with the host, port, transport, and credentials your carrier gave you. This is the hard gate on everything else — see Connect a SIP carrier. Confirm its Status is Active and Approval is Approved before continuing.
3

Add a phone number and an outbound route

Add the phone number your carrier gave you — see Add a phone number. Add an outbound route pointed at the same carrier so you can dial out — see Add an outbound route.
4

Create a queue and route your number to it

Create a queue and add your invited agent as a member — see Create a queue. Then create a routing rule sending your phone number to that queue — see Route an inbound number.
5

Have your agent go available

6

Place a real inbound test call

Call your new phone number from an outside line. Your agent’s phone rings — have them answer it.
7

Place a real outbound test call

From the agent workspace or a registered device, place a call out through your new route. See Verify your connectivity if it doesn’t connect.
8

Confirm both calls in Call records

Go to Call records and confirm both test calls appear with a connected status.

What you accomplished

You have a connected carrier, a phone number that rings into a queue, an agent who can answer it, and confirmed outbound calling — the full path a real call takes through Get2Dial, verified end to end.

Next steps

Run your first campaign

Roles and permissions

Set up an outbound sales team

Set up a support desk