AT&T wireless uses a double-star code: dial **21*, the 10-digit number you are forwarding to, then #, and every call forwards in about 2 minutes. Below: the full setup, the **61* style conditional codes that forward only missed calls, testing, and the off switches.
AT&T documents forwarding per device under Device Support. Some older AT&T phones used *72 and *73 instead of the codes below.
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Enter codes with digits only - no spaces, no dashes, no +1. No app to install, and your business number stays yours.
Most restaurants and front desks want staff answering when they can, with Siya catching the rush, the second line and the after-hours calls. AT&T supports a conditional code per scenario, again with the double-star prefix:
Conditional forwarding effectively replaces AT&T voicemail: a call you do not pick up reaches Siya before voicemail can grab it, so missed callers meet a receptionist who takes the order or booking instead of a beep.
These are the standard GSM codes AT&T devices use, but AT&T publishes them per device and codes can vary on older hardware - if one errors, check your model's guide on AT&T support or dial 611.
Test all-call forwarding by calling your business number from another phone: Siya should answer in about one ring. Test conditional forwarding two ways: call while your line is on another call (busy path), then call and let it ring out (no-answer path). Each test appears on your dashboard with a transcript, so you can confirm exactly what callers hear.
To turn it off: dial ##21# to cancel all-call forwarding, ##61#, ##67# and ##62# for individual conditional rules, or ##004# to clear all conditional forwarding in one go. Calls then ring your phone exactly as before.
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AT&T's wireless network expects the GSM registration form of the code, which starts with two asterisks: dial **21*, the 10-digit number, then #, with no spaces, dashes or +1. If your device rejects it (usually older hardware), try the legacy *72 activate and *73 cancel pair, or check your model's guide on AT&T Device Support.
Effectively yes. With **61* (no answer) and **67* (busy) pointed at Siya, calls you cannot take reach her before AT&T voicemail engages - callers get an answer and an order or booking instead of a mailbox.
Dial *#21# for all-call forwarding status; *#61#, *#67# and *#62# report each conditional rule, showing on screen whether it is active and the registered number. ##004# clears every conditional rule in one go if you want a clean slate.
Call forwarding is included with most current AT&T wireless plans, but forwarded calls can use plan minutes on limited plans. Confirm on your plan page or with AT&T (dial 611) before forwarding around the clock.
