Your Doughy Number
A Doughy number is a business phone number for your workspace. Calls and texts to it land on the contact's record, beside their lease, their payments and their maintenance history, so what you agreed with a tenant stops living only on your personal phone.
You do not need one. Email, the tenant portal and Doe all work with no number at all.
Getting a number
Numbers are not available to request yet. The Settings → Phone number page shows the two kinds you will be able to choose, and says so while they are not on sale:
Once you have one
Every new business number has to be approved by the phone carriers before it can send texts. The Phone number page always says where yours is, and how long it has been waiting:
| What the page says | What it means |
| --- | --- |
| Your number is on its way | We have your request. There is nothing for you to do. |
| The carriers are reviewing your number | It is in the carriers' queue, and nobody can speed it up. |
| This is waiting on you | A local number needs the code that was texted to your mobile. Each code lasts 24 hours, and the registration expires 30 days after it started. |
| Your number is live | Calls and texts to it land on your contacts' records. |
| The carriers turned this registration down | The reason they gave is shown, with what you can do next. |