Learn About the Premium Queue Voicemail Add-On
As the leading live answering service in the industry, SAS takes pride in giving businesses a live voice to talk to 24/7. However, we understand that sometimes callers may want to just leave a voicemail if they don't have time to talk. With our premium Queue Voicemail add-on, callers can do just that.
Once activated, users can program up to 5 email addresses to receive voicemails, and view all voicemail interactions within their call log.
In this article we'll discuss:
Working with Press 1 Callback
The Queue Voicemail add-on works in tandem with our free Press 1 call back feature. With that feature, callers have the option to press 1 for a call back, press 2 to continue waiting, or press 3 to receive a text back instead of a call. These options can be configured in any manner of ways, but by default our system uses the following prompt:
"Your current wait time is [queueTime] minutes. To reserve your place in line, please press 1 for a return call. To wait for an agent, please press 2 or continue to hold."
Prompt Options
Once the Queue Voicemail feature has been activated on an account, users can update the Press 1 callback feature to include a Press 9 option, which would prompt the caller to leave a voicemail instead. Users can record their own greetings via the Greeting Library, use the Text to Speech feature to type in their own prompt, or they can download any of the sample audio files listed below and upload them to the portal.
- "Thank you for calling. Press 9 to leave us a voicemail. If you would like to wait for an agent, press 2 or continue to hold." Download this sample here
- "To reserve your place in line, press 1. To chat with us via text, press 3. To leave a voicemail, press 9. If you'd like to wait for an agent, press 2 or continue to hold." Download this sample here.
- "Thank you for calling. To receive a text from us, please press 3. To leave a voicemail, press 9. To continue waiting for an agent, press 2." Download this sample here.
- "To reserve your place in line, press 1. To leave a voicemail, press 9. To continue waiting, press 2 or continue to hold." Download this sample here.
These are just a few examples of how you can utilize both the Press 1 Callback feature as well as the Queue Voicemail add-on. How you choose to use it is up to you!
How to Activate the Queue Voicemail Add-on
From here you can listen to voicemails by clicking the adjacent play button.
How to Remove the Queue Voicemail Add-on