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Here you can configure various settings related to your voicemail, this includes things like enabling or disabling voicemail entirely, setting your greeting message and more.

Voicemail and timeout

The voicemail and timeout section will let you decide how long the phone should ring before the call goes to voicemail. It will also let you enable or disable voicemail completely.

Voicemail and timeout

Greeting message

Using the greeting message option you can upload a personalised voicemail greeting which will be played to anyone who goes through to voicemail. Just hit Choose File and upload your own audio file

Please note: Your audio file must be in MP3 or WAV format

Greeting message

Email alerts

Email alerts let you know when you've received a voicemail. If you want the voicemail itself included in the email as an attatchment, just toggle the Include attachments option on or off.

Email alerts

SMS alerts

With SMS alerts we will send you an SMS message when you receive a voicemail. Just select one of your registered numbers from the drop down menu or hit New mobile to register a new one.

SMS alerts

Changes you make are automatically saved.

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