• Share the same mailbox across multiple subscriber phones.
  • Share common Voicemail Platform across multiple TDM/VoIP/PBXs.
  • Get Voicemails using “patented” non-sequential access approach.

Overview

Current voicemail systems typically only allow sequential access to voicemails. XOP Networks’ enhanced Voicemail application allows the voicemail to be accessed in random order. The Voicemail application displays all stored voicemails on a Web portal. The Web portal can be accessed via a PC or via a number of PDAs including Blackberry and iPhone. By a simple click, a user can hear the stored message played through the built in media player.

  • From 100 to 10,000 Voicemail boxes in one chassis
  • From 1000 hours to 10,000 hours of storage per chassis
  • Front ended by ‘One Number Service’ – based on Time of Day or Day of Week specify best number to reach before going to mailbox
  • Support for TDM and VoIP/SIP trunks
  • SMDI, SIP NOTIFY and MF T1 Auto Dial back based Message Waiting Indication
  • Subscriber Web portal for accessing Voicemails, recording greetings etc.
  • Access Voicemail portal via popular PDAs
  • Bulk uploading of voicemail subscribers using CSV files
  • See voicemail activity in real time on a Web portal
  • Voicemail usage reporting

Features

Feature How it works Benefits
PDA accessible Voicemail portal. Login to a web portal through PDA based browser, and then click and listen to voicemails in random order. No need to listen to 15 messages before getting to the 16th.

Pull voicemails over data bandwidth without burning cellular minutes.
Sub Mail boxes with auto attendant. Up to 9 sub mail boxes per subscriber. Different PIN with different greeting for each sub box. Each family member/company employee can have his/her own voicemail box associated with main mailbox.
Voicemail to email forwarding. Automatic .wav file sent to email. Save and play voicemail messages on your PC.
Voicemail Central capability. Forward office, home, other telephone on busy/no answer to a common voicemail box. Common voicemail box across subscriber’s multiple phone lines – no need to hear individual mail boxes or answering machines.
Multiple Message Waiting Indicator types. Support traditional SMDI based MWI and MWI using SIP and MWI using dial back. Helps with migration of voicemail resources from TDM to IP environment.
Flexible Voicemail IVR Can change IVR choices by re-recording .wav files. Emulate legacy voicemail systems.

Resources

Voice Mail Server Data Sheet

Voicemail is a 'must have' revenue generating service for most service providers. As service providers plan the migration of their networks from a legacy circuit switched environment to packet switched environment, the challenge is, "how do we move our current Voicemail subscriber base?"

Format: PDF
File Size: 2.45 MB

2016-08-28T18:43:07-06:00

Format: PDF
File Size: 2.45 MB

Voicemail is a ‘must have’ revenue generating service for most service providers. As service providers plan the migration of their networks from a legacy circuit switched environment to packet switched environment, the challenge is, “how do we move our current Voicemail subscriber base?”

IOC Voice Mail Service White Paper

This White Paper from XOP Networks explains how to support Voicemail as you migrate your network from TDM to IP. The XOP Networks' Voice Mail Application (VMA) running on the Universal Service Node (USN) platform can answer all of these challenges, while reducing both CAPEX and OPEX for the operating companies.

Format: PDF
File Size: 0.36 MB

2016-08-29T18:26:58-06:00

Format: PDF
File Size: 0.36 MB

This White Paper from XOP Networks explains how to support Voicemail as you migrate your network from TDM to IP. The XOP Networks’ Voice Mail Application (VMA) running on the Universal Service Node (USN) platform can answer all of these challenges, while reducing both CAPEX and OPEX for the operating companies.