A European business number is a local number in a European country connected to your cloud PBX. Customers in Europe dial it like a local line, and you answer from Israel, from the office or from your mobile.

What should you check before choosing a European number?

  • Country and area - the number should match where most of your customers are.
  • Availability - numbers are not always available in every country and area, so check ahead.
  • Language of the answer - a greeting or voice bot in the language the customer understands.
  • Time zone - opening hours and the after-hours message set by your customers, not by Israel.
  • Local requirements - some countries ask for registration or an address, so we check with you first.

How does it work with the PBX?

The European number is added as another line in the smart cloud PBX, next to your Israeli number and a US number if you have one. Routing and extensions work the same way, with reports and management in one place. The whole flow is described in one PBX for international numbers.

Who uses this?

Service businesses, online retail, tourism and consulting that sell to customers outside Israel and want to sound local.

Example of use

A business serving customers in one European country can get a local number there and route it to a dedicated extension. The customer dials like a local business, and you see all calls in the same system as your Israeli calls.

Frequently asked questions

Can I get a number from a specific European country?

It depends on availability. Leave your details and we will check which country and area are available.

Can I answer from Israel?

Yes. The call is routed through the PBX to your extension or mobile.

Can I leave a message in another language?

Yes, you can record a greeting in the language your customers speak, or use an English voice bot.

Do I need an office in Europe?

Usually not, but some countries have local registration requirements. We will check with you.

How much does a European number cost?

Pricing depends on the country, number type and package, and is quoted individually.