One business number
A single number for the company instead of personal lines.
Home services and trades
One number for the business, on every job.
Route calls to whoever is on duty, collect voicemail when crews are on site, and text customers back about scheduling where messaging is enabled.
On the job
Calls that find the person on duty.
A single business number reaches a ring group or the on-call teammate. When no one can answer, voicemail captures the details.
D Line handles calling and messaging.
Your scheduling and invoicing tools stay where they are—D Line is the phone layer for the business.
Practical by design
A phone system shaped for how your team works.
Routing to on-duty staff
Ring groups direct calls to whoever is available.
Voicemail on site
Missed calls become voicemail to return between jobs.
Text about scheduling
Message customers on arrival times where SMS is enabled.
Booking follow-up
Review missed calls and return them from your phone.
Apps for the crew
Mobile and desktop apps for owners and coordinators.
Setup checklist
Set up your trades line in five steps.
- 01Identify the on-duty rotation and who answers.
- 02Choose a business number or request a porting review.
- 03Set up ring groups, voicemail, and business hours.
- 04Enable messaging where you need it.
- 05Install apps for owners and coordinators.
Home services questions
Answers for trades and home services.
Can calls route to whoever is on duty?
Yes. Ring groups let you direct calls to the available teammate.
Do crews need the app?
Only owners and coordinators need apps. Customers receive ordinary calls.
Can we text customers about arrival times?
Where SMS is enabled, you can message customers about scheduling.
Does it replace our scheduling tool?
No. D Line handles calls; your scheduling stays separate.
Put your trades business on one phone line.
Create a D Line workspace, choose your number, and keep your team reachable wherever work takes them.