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DELETE
Unassign DID (15-day cool-off enforced)
Moves a DID back to the parent account’s pool from a sub-account.
Authenticate with X-Auth-ID / X-Auth-Token (the parent account’s credentials).
Path casing: this endpoint uses lowercase /account/ and the singular assign-subaccount segment (the same path as the assign call, with DELETE). The other number endpoints use capital-A /Account/. Copy it verbatim or you will get a 404.
URL-encode the number. Replace the + in the E.164 path segment with %2B (e.g. %2B919876543210).

Path parameters

  • auth_id - the parent (MA_) account’s Auth ID.
  • e164 - the DID in E.164 format, URL-encoded (%2B for +).

Query parameters

Response

On success the DID returns to the parent pool and the endpoint responds with 200 or 204 (no body).

15-day cool-off

To prevent a number that was actively used by one customer from being reassigned to another too quickly, unassignment enforces a 15-day cool-off: The 409 response tells you exactly how long is left:

Admin bypass

Admins can override the cool-off with the force=true query parameter:
force=true requires an admin-role account (enforced at the gateway) and writes a did_assignment_audit row. A non-admin account using force=true is rejected with 403.

Authorizations

X-Auth-ID
string
header
required

Your Vobiz account Auth ID

X-Auth-Token
string
header
required

Your Vobiz account Auth Token

Path Parameters

auth_id
string
required

Your account Auth ID

Example:

"MA_XXXXXX"

e164
string
required

The number in E.164, URL-encoded (use %2B instead of +).

Example:

"%2B919876543210"

Query Parameters

force
boolean

Admin-only cool-off bypass. Requires an admin-role account (enforced at the gateway) and writes a did_assignment_audit row.

Example:

true

Response

DID moved back to the parent pool