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Caller ID allows the person being called to see the number and/or the name of the person calling them, when they have the correct equipment to receive the Caller ID information. Also, it is important to keep in mind that ultimately it is the carrier who is in control of the Caller Id name and number, see Carrier considerations.

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• ${name}: variable that will contain either the calling user full name Method 1 - Basic Caller ID configuration (User), or the value set in “Caller name” application  if used, Method 3 - Configure the Caller ID in the Dial plan.
• ${num}: variable that will contain either the calling user office number, Method 1 - Basic Caller ID configuration (User), or the value set in “Caller number on trunk” if used, see Method 3 - Configure the Caller ID in the Dial plan.
• ${sipdomain}: variable that will contain the carrier’s sip domain or IP address configured on the trunk.

 You can replace any of these variables, only if strictly needed.  Just remember to preserve the whole structure. Examples:

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To manipulate incoming caller id you will be doing it in the dial plan using Set applications as shown on Method 3 - Configure the Caller ID in the Dial plan.

. In your incoming dial plan (main by default), you can use Set “Caller name” to manipulate the incoming caller id name:

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Both Set “Caller name” and “Caller number” can be used right after each other if needed.

Knowing the right  right variables you can further manipulate the caller id name/number, for instance. Sometimes besides knowing the source number of the call (incoming caller id number) your users also need to know what number was dialed to reach your wildix system (your DID).  Here is an easy way to achieve this:

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