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Create a voicemail box that a routing rule, caller ID rule, or IVR menu can send calls to, and manage the messages it collects.

Before you start

  • You need an admin role.

Create a box

1

Go to Voicemail

In the left navigation, select Voicemail, then select Add box.
2

Set the mailbox and label

Enter a Mailbox identifier and a Label you’ll recognize, such as “Support after-hours”.
3

Set a notification email, if you want one

Enter a Notification email to get an email when a new message arrives. The email tells you a message is waiting — it doesn’t include the recording.
4

Set a maximum message length

Enter Max length (seconds) for how long a caller can leave a message.
5

Save

Confirm Active is Yes, then select Save.
Every box plays a default system greeting. Get2Dial stores a custom-greeting reference on the box, but the product doesn’t yet expose a way to set one — you can’t upload a per-box greeting from the UI today.

Play and manage messages

1

Open the box

In Voicemail, select the box.
2

Play a message

Select a message to play it in the browser.
3

Mark it read, or delete it

Select Mark as read, or Delete to remove it permanently.

Verify

Route a number, caller ID rule, or IVR option to the box’s mailbox, call it, and leave a test message. It appears in the box within a few seconds, and, if you set one, the notification email arrives.

Common problems

  • No notification email arrives. Confirm the box has a notification email set, and check your workspace’s email delivery settings.
  • You need a custom greeting. Not available from the product today — see the note above.

Next steps

Route an inbound number

Route inbound calls by caller ID