It’s often difficult for entrepreneurs to separate their business life from their personal life. After all, it’s not uncommon for newer business owners to work late into the night to help get their company up and running.

Your phone is no different when it comes to the need to separate work from home. But, not everyone knows the most seamless way to do so.

Let’s explore how you can connect business cell phones to your primary device.

Why Separate Them in The First Place?

At first, it may seem counterproductive to purchase a second phone line and add another aspect of your business to manage. Additionally, the thought of always having two phones is something many people prefer to avoid.

Without adding a second line, though, your only option is to give clients and colleagues your personal phone number. This can easily become invasive in your private life if you’re frequently receiving work-related calls and text after hours.

If you have clients in other time zones, they may only reach out to your personal number when it’s late at night or early in the morning in your region. Similarly, using a single inbox for both personal use and business can easily flood your messages and make texting an overwhelming chore.

By keeping these interactions separate, you’ll never have to worry about the inconveniences associated with not doing so.

How Do I Do It?

Fortunately, it’s possible to manage both your business and personal numbers from a single device without having the calls and messages collide. The best way to do so is to use a specialized mobile application that allows you to separately access calls/texts associated with each number.

For example, your phone will display only your personal messages under normal circumstances. When using the app, though, you’ll be able to quickly switch to a separate inbox that allows you to access your business texts.

Similarly, you can also use the app to make calls from your personal device while using your business number.

What Other Benefits Are There?

To help streamline both forms of communication, an intuitive mobile app will also allow users to receive automatic transcriptions of business voicemails.

If you choose to do so, you can turn off notifications for business calls at certain times. This will allow you to use your personal device without being interrupted by calls from clients or colleagues.

Users also have the opportunity to send texts directly from their business phone number in the same manner that they can do so for calls.

Business Cell Phones: Managing Them Can Seem Difficult

But, it doesn’t have to be.

With the above information about connecting business cell phones to your personal device in mind, you’ll have no trouble ensuring that this process is as seamless as possible.

Feel free to get in touch with us today to see what we can do for you.