Bonvoice supplies the thing no other voice AI stack in India can: mobile-format numbers in the familiar 98 and 94 series. Vomyra agents dial from them natively, which is why our calls get answered around 80% of the time instead of being screened out as telemarketing.
Bonvoice is an Indian cloud telephony provider — Bonvoice Solutions Pvt Ltd, based in Kochi — offering virtual numbers, IVR, click-to-call, outbound calling, number masking and call-management services to businesses without on-premise hardware. Virtual numbers in India are issued under a Unified License Virtual Network Operator (UL-VNO) framework, and Bonvoice provisions them in software rather than against a physical SIM.
Caller ID decides whether your agent gets to speak at all. Indian recipients answer a familiar mobile-format number far more readily than an unrecognised 080 or 079 landline-style one, and answer rate is the multiplier sitting in front of every other campaign metric — script quality, agent quality and list quality all only matter on calls that were picked up.
What you get, stated plainly enough to check.
Four steps, none of which involve writing telephony code.
Choose a 98 or 94 series number in the Vomyra dashboard. There is no trunk to configure and no carrier contract to sign — the number is provisioned against your workspace.
Point the number at any agent. Inbound calls to it are answered by that agent; outbound campaigns launched from it show it on caller ID.
Vomyra handles DLT registration, routes promotional traffic on the 140 series and transactional on 1600, and schedules inside permitted calling windows — so volume never turns into a compliance problem.
Answer rate is reported per number, so the difference between a mobile-format and a landline-format number is visible in your own data within a day.
No other Indian voice AI platform gives you mobile-format numbers. Competitors route you to landline or toll-free pools, which is where the answer rate goes.
At 80% pickup versus roughly 27%, the same 1,000-dial list produces about 800 conversations instead of 275 — for identical spend.
Under TRAI's 2025 TCCCPR amendments, calls from the registered 1600 series cannot be spam-tagged or filtered by third-party apps, and 140-series calls cannot be tagged. Compliance is the durable route to reaching a handset.
It lets Vomyra AI voice agents place and receive calls on Bonvoice's Indian mobile-format numbers. You choose a 98XXX or 94XXX number in the dashboard, attach it to an agent, and every call that agent makes shows that number on caller ID.
In Vomyra's own campaign data, mobile-format numbers answer far more often than landline-style 080 or 079 numbers — around 80% against roughly 25–30%, which is about 525 more people reached per 1,000 dials. Answer rate depends on your list quality, calling window and consent status too, so treat it as the pattern we see rather than a guarantee, and compare it in your own reporting.
TRAI's Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations designate the 140 series for promotional and telemarketing calls and the 1600 series for transactional and service communication such as banking alerts. Entities must register with their telecom service provider before using them. Vomyra provisions and routes campaigns according to which category your calling falls into — talk to us about your use case and we will set it up correctly.
No. Vomyra provisions the numbers and they are billed on your Vomyra plan — one platform, one invoice. If you already hold a carrier relationship you can bring that SIP trunk instead.
Yes. A number can answer inbound calls with one agent and run outbound campaigns from the same identity, so a prospect who calls back reaches an agent rather than a dead number.
Compliance depends on what you are calling about, not only on the number. Promotional and telemarketing calls fall under TCCCPR and must run on the designated 140 series with registration and consent in place; transactional communication uses the 1600 series. Vomyra enforces TRAI-permitted calling windows, retry limits and DLT-registered flows at platform level, and will route your campaigns on the correct series for their category.