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Voicemail

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Let callers leave a message, kept in a mailbox, sent to email, or both.

Voicemail plays a greeting and records a message. Messages can be kept in the mailbox (local storage), sent to email, or both. It’s usually connected to the No answer path of a User or Ring group, or to the after-hours path of Time conditions.

  1. Drag Voicemail from the Accept, make and divert calls group onto the canvas and click the gear icon.
  2. Enter a Name and choose a Greeting.
  3. Turn on Local storage, Voicemail to email, or both, and fill in their settings.
  4. Click Save, connect the object that should send callers here, and click Apply configuration.

Voicemail settings

Setting What it does
Name Label on the canvas.
Greeting Default, Custom (record with Record your voice or Upload file) or Disabled.
Transcribe audio to text Turns each voicemail message into a text transcript. Needs the Speech-to-text service.
Local storage Keeps messages in the mailbox. It holds up to 50 messages by default; the settings show your limit. When it’s full, callers can’t leave new messages, and Voicemail to email stops working too.
Automatic deletion of read voicemail Deletes messages that have been listened to and are older than the number of days in Older than, days.
Open local storage Opens the messages stored in the mailbox.
All Webphone users have access to this object Lets every Webphone user listen to this mailbox. Turn it off and add specific Users instead.
Internal number Under Advanced parameters. Users dial it to reach the mailbox. On desk phones you can set a BLF key to show when there are new messages.
PIN code (optional) Under Advanced parameters. Protects the mailbox when it’s accessed by calling the internal number.
Voicemail to email Sends each message to one or more email addresses.
  • One mailbox can serve a whole team: connect several users’ No answer paths to the same Voicemail.