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Bring an existing Telnyx number into Phone Clover, set it as your default, and choose who calls go to.

For admins · Updated Oct 20, 2026

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The Numbers tab in Phone Clover settings, showing connected numbers with capability chips and a Default radio.
The Numbers tab in Phone Clover settings, showing connected numbers with capability chips and a Default radio.

After Phone Clover is installed, the Phone page needs at least one working number before anyone can call or text. This page covers the fastest path: bringing in a number you already own in your own Telnyx account. If you do not have a Telnyx number yet, or want one in another country, see Buy an international number instead.

Before you start

  • Who can do this: an admin of the HighLevel sub-account.
  • What you need: a number already purchased in your own Telnyx account. Connect that account first: Connect your Telnyx account.

Step by step

  1. Connect your own Telnyx account. See Connect your Telnyx account.
  2. Open Numbers in Phone Clover. Go to Settings → Numbers, then click Enable your Telnyx numbers.
  3. Pick the number. Numbers from your connected Telnyx account appear in the picker. Select the one you want.
  4. Confirm the move. Phone Clover asks: “Move <number> to this account? Voice and texting for it will route here.” Click Move number to confirm.

Once confirmed, the number shows up in the Numbers card with an editable label, its full number, and capability chips for Voice, SMS and MMS.

Note: picking up a number here does not repurchase it. It stays in your Telnyx account; you are only pointing its voice and texting traffic at this HighLevel sub-account.

Setting a default number

The Numbers card lists every connected number with a Default radio button. The default number is the fallback for outgoing calls and texts when no other number is selected. Incoming calls arrive on the number the caller dialed, including enabled numbers that are not the default. Pick a default as soon as you have at least one number connected.

Each number also shows an Enabled switch. Turning a number off stops it from being used for new calls or texts without disconnecting it from your account.

Rep caller ID

On Pro and the agency bundles, the Rep caller ID card below Numbers lets you choose which number each rep’s outgoing calls show, with a per-user select. The default setting is Default, meaning the rep’s calls use the sub-account’s default number. Change this only if a rep needs to call out from a specific number instead.

Texting on this number

A new number is not automatically registered for business texting in the US. Two separate things need to happen before texts reliably deliver:

  • A2P 10DLC registration for US local-number business texting. Toll-free numbers use a separate verification process. See Register for A2P 10DLC.
  • Native SMS provider, if you want texts sent and received through HighLevel’s own Conversations screen to travel over this number. See Turn on Telnyx as your native SMS provider.

Warning: Missing registration can cause carrier rejection. Complete the approval required for your number type before relying on business texting.

Telnyx explains the distinction between 10DLC and toll-free verification.

Adding more numbers later

You are not limited to one number. Come back to Settings → Numbers → Enable your Telnyx numbers any time to bring in another number the same way, or use Add a number to text-enable a number you already use for calls elsewhere, or buy a new one, including outside the US.

Troubleshooting

The number does not appear in the picker. Confirm your Telnyx account is connected and that the number is in that account. See Connect your Telnyx account.

I moved the wrong number. Repeat the same steps to move the correct number, then use the Enabled switch to turn off the one you moved by mistake. Disabling it does not restore the previous system’s routing. If it was serving another system, restore its routing in Telnyx before relying on that system again.

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