The
voice mailing system is no longer just a message recording system. It is an
important tool for running a successful business enterprise. Voice mail is the
next best alternative to a face-to-face conversation.
Features
Messaging mailboxes are provided for Recording
messages from callers in your absence or if you are too busy to receive a call.
The caller can record the message in his/her own voice.
The messages in caller’s voice as was recorded,
can be retrieved at convenience.
The Voice Mails can be forwarded, replied, saved
or deleted as desired.
Informational mailboxes are provided for callers
to access mailboxes that provide general information about service and program.
Message appending and forwarding to other
mailboxes.
Message distributions.
Message notification to internal extension /
stations, cellular phone.
Time, date, ext / station stamp on each message.
Caller ID and company information with caller
name, address and company Logo.
Real time recording of all incoming calls with
voicemail storage
Time, Date and Ext / station stamped messages for
easy Playback Or Deletion.
Play all recorded messages with a click
of a button from your multimedia speaker.
Call your phone number remotely from
anywhere in the world and get your messages via PIN number.
Replace greeting with your own custom greeting
Set the number of rings before answering
Set incoming message recording time in seconds.
Unlike traditional answering machines it can
record large number of voicemail messages limited only by your hard disk
space
Multiple mailboxes can be created for different
users with customized greetings for each mailbox or user.
You don't have to pay expensive service charges or
monthly rentals for answer phone services provided by telecom companies
for voicemail services.
All incoming messages are stored as wave files in
a MESSAGES Folder
Forward each copy of your voicemail to your
email account. The voicemail will be sent as an attachment in wav file format.
One minute of conversation will consume just 500KB
of your disk space.
Audio text
Multilevel Single digit menus
Single digit call routing on each menu
Auto switch contents of menus by business schedule
Message Types
Normal, urgent, broadcast, distribution,
scheduled delivery, return receipt
Mailbox Types
User box, administrator, message only,
announcement only, custom interactive menu, distribution lists, debit mailbox.
Message Playing Actions
Play, replay, pause, fast forward and rewind,
save, skip, erase, reply, transfer (with or without comment), time/date/sender
of message.
Record Message Actions
Record, review, append, cancel, send, send
urgent, send scheduled, send to many.
Soft Technology System
Requirements
Voice modem, sound card and a normal Telephone
line.
Windows 2000, XP
Appropriate Voice modem driver must be installed
TAPI compliant (100%) telephony device. This
includes most voice modems (2000/XP only) or a professional telephony card (e
g. Dialogic etc.).
Trunk Types Supported
Interfaces with most PBX's and hybrid key systems
and supports the following incoming line types.
Analog Loop Start Central Office lines (POTS).
Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
T-1 DNIS (requires 24 line support)
Centrex
Three-Way-Calling
Database Interface
Microsoft Access
Microsoft SQL Server
Compatibility
Siemens
Panasonic
Nortel
System Requirements
Windows.
Pentium or above with at least 1 GB RAM
(higher requirements apply for multiple line installations).
TAPI compliant (100%) telephony device. This
includes most voice modems (2000/XP only) or a professional telephony card
(e.g. Dialogic etc.).
[Optional] Internet Connection [to forward by
email]
[Optional] Website (on local or remote server)
[for Internet Access Pages]