The Record Voicemail action allows callers to leave a voice message when they cannot be connected to a live person.
The voicemail is associated with the call activity and can be played from the associated contact's conversation. If the call is not associated with a contact, the voicemail is available in the activity assigned to the selected user.
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When to Use Record Voicemail
Use this action when you want to give callers an option to leave a message instead of speaking to someone immediately.
Common scenarios include:
- Handling calls outside business hours.
- Providing a fallback when no agent is available.
- Allowing callers to press an option to leave a voicemail.
- Handling emergency or holiday closures.
- Providing a backup when call routing is unsuccessful.
Configure Record Voicemail
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Maximum Recording Length: Set the maximum amount of time a caller can record a voicemail.
The recording automatically stops when this limit is reached.
Range: 5–600 seconds
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Stop Recording After Silence: Specify how long the caller can remain silent before the recording automatically stops.
Range: 1–60 seconds
- Play Beep: Enable this option to play a beep immediately before the voicemail recording starts.
- Stop Recording on Keypress: Enable this option to allow the caller to end the recording early by pressing a keypad key.
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Recording Stops When Caller Presses: Choose the keypad key that the caller can press to stop the recording.
Available options:
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This setting is available when Stop Recording on Keypress is enabled.
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Whom to Assign This VM: Select the user who should be assigned the voicemail activity.
You can select from the available active users.
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