In Central Oklahoma, a 405 number feels like home, and 572 covers the same ground. Get your Oklahoma City number and Allo adds an AI receptionist, call routing and summaries synced to your CRM.
405 and its overlay 572 serve the same part of Central Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Edmond and Norman.
Areas are approximate. Codes that overlay each other share the same area.
Get (405) XXX-XXXX when you join Allo
Allo answers, routes and writes up every call on it, from day one.
You pick your exact number from the ones available when you sign up.
Oklahoma City customers value neighborly service and a quick callback.
Energy companies downtown, restaurants in Bricktown and roofers in Edmond all rely on calls from local customers. Energy, aviation, healthcare and government shape the Central Oklahoma economy. An OKC number helps you look like a local business people can count on.
The two codes share the same Central Oklahoma footprint.
405 has served Oklahoma City since 1947, and it is the code locals know best. 572 was added in 2021 as an overlay on the same area, including Edmond and Norman. New numbers are usually issued on 572, and both tell callers you are right there in the metro.
Allo keeps your Oklahoma City line answered when your team is busiest.
The AI receptionist picks up 24/7 and collects the caller's details, even when every crew is out. Calls route to the right teammate, recordings and AI summaries are saved, and your CRM stays current. Text customers from the same number, on desktop or mobile.
The number gets you picked up. Allo handles everything after that.
A local area code your prospects recognize means more calls get answered and more callbacks come through.
The AI receptionist picks up when your team can't, answers questions, qualifies the lead and books the meeting.
Ring your team together or one after another, with business texting built in, so no call slips through.
Recording, summary and next steps land in your CRM automatically, so follow-up is done before you hang up.
Tell us the number you have in mind. If it is available, we will set it aside for you. If it is already yours, we will move it to Allo for you.
Ask for a numberOklahoma City uses 405 and 572, which cover the same area, including Edmond and Norman. The city is on Central Time.
Yes. You pick from the Oklahoma City numbers available at signup, and the Allo team can search for a specific number on request.
No. An Oklahoma City number on Allo does not require a local office, and it works from anywhere with the apps.
Yes. Norman and Edmond share 405 and 572 with Oklahoma City, so one number covers the whole metro.
