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This group of functions allow you to perform various actions to improve the quality of Phone Number data.
Check if a telephone number will dial using a third-party provider. A call will not be made to the inputted telephone numbers. The input is a single telephone number along with its ISO 2 code. E.g.
Phone Number (Input) | Country Identifier - ISO 2 Code (Input) | Authentic | Number Type | Country Identifier - ISO 3 Code | Dialling Code | National Format |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+44(0)23 9298 8303 | GB | TRUE | Landline | GBR | 44 | 023 9298 8303 |
+1 312 253 7873 | US | TRUE | VOIP | USA | 1 | (312) 253-7873 |
Authenticate Phone not only allows you to determine the authenticity of a phone number, but also allows you to ascertain certain attributes of a Phone Number. E.g.
Number Type: What type of number is it? E.g. Landline, Mobile Phone, VOIP etc.
Country Identifier - ISO 3 Code: What is the 3-letter ISO 3 Code associated with the phone number?
Dialling Code: What is the dialling code associated with the phone number?
National Format: What is the correct national format of the phone number?
Derive the country name from a phone number.
Telephone | Derived Country |
---|---|
0033123456789 | France |
+44123456789 | United Kingdom |
0055123456789 | Brazil |
+66123456789 | Thailand |
0077123456789 | Kazakhstan |
This function also allows you to check congruency to a country and retrieve ISO 2, ISO 3 and dialling codes.
Input one or more Telephone numbers along with a country identifier and return them in the E164 standard (if possible).
For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the E164 standard to assign a country code to a telephone number as well as remove any unnecessary characters. E.g.
Telephone | Country Identifier - ISO 2 | Formatted Telephone |
---|---|---|
1234567891 | GB | +441234567891 |
12.23.34.45.56 | GB | +441223344556 |
111-222-333-4 | GB | +441112223334 |
Input one or more International Telephone Numbers and return them in the correct format (if possible).
For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the International standard to assign a country code to a telephone number, remove any unnecessary characters and add spacing. E.g.
Telephone | Country Identifier - ISO 2 | Formatted Telephone |
---|---|---|
1234567891 | GB | +44 1234 567891 |
12.23.34.45.56 | GB | +44 1223 344556 |
111-222-333-4 | GB | +44 111 222 3334 |
Input one or more National Telephone Numbers and return them in the correct format (if possible).
For example, you can choose to format telephone numbers in the National standard to assign the correct prefix to a telephone number, remove any unnecessary characters and add spacing. E.g.
Telephone | Country Identifier - ISO 2 | Formatted Telephone |
---|---|---|
1234567891 | GB | 01234 567891 |
12.23.34.45.56 | GB | 01223 344556 |
111-222-333-4 | GB | 0111 222 3334 |
Input one or more Telephone Numbers and return them in the RFC 3966 standard format (if possible).
For example, remove unnecessary and incorrect characters and return them in the desired format. E.g.
Telephone | Country Identifier - ISO 2 | Formatted Telephone |
---|---|---|
1234567891 | GB | tel:+44-1234-567891 |
12.23.34.45.56 | GB | tel:+44-1223-344556 |
111-222-333-4 | GB | tel:+44-111-222-3334 |
Parse the country code, extension, national number and number type from a phone number via inputting a phone number and a country identifier. E.g.
Input
Phone Number | Country Identifier - ISO 2 |
---|---|
+447511111111 | GB |
02392111111 | GB |
0344 800 2400 | GB |
Output
Country Code | Extension | National Number | Number Type |
---|---|---|---|
44 | 7511111111 | MOBILE | |
44 | 2392111111 | FIXED_LINE | |
44 | 3448002400 | UAN |
Input one or more Telephone Numbers alongside their respective country identifiers and identify whether or not they are valid by scoring them TRUE or FALSE. e.g.
Telephone | Country Identifier - ISO 2 | Output |
---|---|---|
07511111111 | GB | TRUE |
0751111111 | GB | FALSE |
075111111111 | GB | FALSE |