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How do I block, view, and unblock phone numbers in Barti?

In the Barti VoIP call log, click the three-dot menu next to any number and select Blocked Number to block it. To unblock, go to the block list under the VoIP section, select the number, and click Unblock.

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Written by Dan Healey

Who this is for: Any Barti staff member with access to the VoIP section. If you don't see the VoIP menu, contact your Barti administrator.

Before you start, you'll need:

  • A Barti account with access to the VoIP section


Blocking a number

  1. Navigate to the VoIP section and open the call log. (video: 0:15)

  2. Find the number you want to block. Blocked numbers are identified by a shield icon in the number column.

  3. Click the three-dot menu next to the number. (video: 0:17)

  4. Select Blocked Number.

  5. Click Yes when prompted to confirm.

The full Barti app showing the VoIP Call Log page at app.rc.barti.com/voip/calls. The left sidebar shows the VoIP section expanded with Call Log currently selected and highlighted in blue. The call log displays seven entries. The third row, (510) 213-8763 with status Missed Incoming, is highlighted with a red rectangle. A small shield-like icon appears next to the phone number, indicating the number is blocked.
The Barti VoIP Call Log showing seven call entries with columns for Phone Number, Patient, Staff/Office Phone, Duration, and Date/Time. The three-dot menu is open on the third row for (510) 213-8763, revealing two options: Call Number and Block Number, with Block Number highlighted and the cursor hovering over it. Several entries for (510) 213-8763 show a small heart icon next to the number indicating it is associated with a patient.


Viewing blocked numbers

  1. In the VoIP section, open the block list. (video: 0:44)

  2. Review the table of all blocked numbers, including who blocked each number, when it was blocked, and how many call attempts the number has made since being blocked.

The full Barti app showing the Blocked Numbers page at app.rc.barti.com/voip/blocked-numbers. The left sidebar shows the VoIP section expanded with Call Log, Voicemail, and Blocked as sub-items, with Blocked currently selected and highlighted in blue. The main content area shows the same two blocked numbers table from Image 1, with Unblock buttons in the Actions column.


Unblocking a number

  1. In the block list, find the number you want to unblock. (video: 0:56)

  2. Select the number and click Unblock.

  3. Return to the VoIP call log to confirm the shield icon has been removed from that number. (video: 1:01)

The Barti Blocked Numbers page showing a table with two blocked numbers: (413) 432-4475 and (510) 213-8763, both blocked by Seymour Clearly Jr on 03/24/2026. Columns show Blocked Number, Blocked Time, Blocked By, Last Call (N/A for both), and Num Calls (0 for both). Each row has an Unblock button in the Actions column. A Search by phone number field and Clear filter link appear above the table.

For a full video walkthrough, see the Blocked Numbers Management video.


What you'll see when it works

After blocking: The number shows a shield icon in the VoIP call log. Any future call attempts from that number are automatically rejected and logged, and the call attempt count increments each time they try.

After unblocking: The shield icon is removed from the number in the call log, and calls from that number will come through normally.


Troubleshooting

What does the caller hear when they're blocked?

They hear: "Unable to process call at this time. Goodbye."

Does blocking a number also block their texts?

No. Blocking a number only prevents incoming calls. Text messages from blocked numbers are not affected.

Is there a limit to how many numbers I can block?

There is no limit. All blocked numbers and their call attempt history remain visible in the block list table.

I don't see the VoIP menu.

VoIP access is controlled by your Barti administrator. Contact your admin to request access.

Can any staff member block or unblock numbers?

Any staff member with access to the VoIP section can manage blocked numbers.


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