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Setting up your service

Log into the VoIP portal

https://service.btbroadbandvoice.bt.com/selfcare/

businessYourAccount

7. Setting up your lines

Note: As the Administrator, you can use the VoIP portal to add more lines, 

add geographic numbers and change your calling plan.

Use the 
password that 
was emailed to 
you, this is your 
administration 
password for the 
VoIP portal.

Click on “Manage your lines” in the “add or activate services” 

tab, then select each line, making the following changes:

1.  Select “Password” and then enter a new password for each 

of the lines, this is the password they will use to access the 
online portal (remember the 056xxx line number would be the 
username). Email these details to the intended user of this line 
and also ensure you keep a record of these.

2.  Select “Line name” to change the display name of each line, 

normally the name of the user of this line.

3.  Select “Administrator privileges” to give a user advanced 

online portal privileges. 

8. Manage your lines

You can manage the calling features from the “Manage My 

Services” tab.

As an Administrator you can now manage the calling features 
available to your users, as well as configuring:

–  The lines included in the Multi Access Directory Number 

(MADN)

–  The lines included in the Multiline Hunt Group (MLHG)
–  Call Barring for your lines.

As a line user you can now manage your calling features 
including your Find-me-Follow-me settings.

9. Set up calling features

Bringing it all together

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