Working With Voice Messages

Sending Voice Messages

When configuring campaigns, you can choose to send messages that will be left as voicemails for the recipients. These voice messages can be a message that you record, or a message that you type. Typed messages are converted to voicemails using text-to-speech technology. Review Configuring Voice Messages to learn more.

Sample campaign for a Voice message

The software delivers messages to the Delivery Address you configure. For messages to be delivered, the delivery phone number needs to include a country code. You can add additional phone number options to your contacts by editing the Contact Type from the Settings menu. Once a new phone number type is added, you can use the import feature from the Contacts view to populate phone numbers as needed.

Basic Tips for Writing Text-to-Speech

When sending voice messages, typed messages are converted to audio. In this scenario, consider the following rules:

Advanced Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML)
Action SSML Tag Attributes: Values
Adding a Pause <break> strength: none, weak, strong, x-strong

time: { {number} }s
Emphasizing words <emphasis> level: strong, moderate, reduced
Controlling Volume, Speaking Rate and Pitch <prosody> volume: default, silent, x-soft, soft, medium, loud, x-loud, +{ {number} }dB, -{ {number} }dB

rate: x-slow, slow, medium, fast, x-fast, { {number} }%

pitch: default, x-low, low, medium, high, x-high, +{ {number} }%, -{ {number} }%
SSML Usage

<{ {SSML Tag} } { {attribute} }="{ {value} }">Your text</{ {SSML Tag} }>

SSML Example

Hello { {First Name} },

<prosody rate="x-fast">This is just a</prosody> reminder that our
<emphasis level="moderate">Open House</emphasis> is this
<emphasis level="strong">Saturday</emphasis>

<break time="0.5s"></break>