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# How to access the Inbound Numbering System?
How to access the numbering system platform to manage your 13/1300/1800 numbers
This guide is a quick rundown of how to access your Inbound Numbering System account, and what to do if you can't access your account or have forgotten your login details.
Your Numbering System account is unique to you specifically and cannot be accessed by other customers/partners using the same platform. It is important you remember your Account Code as this is what specifies which account you're trying to access.
To access the Numbering System simply browse to the below URL and enter your Account Code, Username (email) and Password.
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## What do I do if I can't remember my login or Account Code?
If you can't recall your login details or your account code all you need to do is submit a ticket with our support team at or via phone on 1300-781-148.
Keep in mind we cannot do the password reset over the phone for security reasons, we require an email to be sent from your company email address to verify it is coming from the correct person.
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