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GotVoice Announces a Unique Free Nationwide Service That Lets Users Manage All of Their Voicemails Like Emails16 March 2006
GotVoice Inc., a provider of software and services to bring Web access and email flexibility to voicemail, today announced a free nationwide service that lets users manage all of their home and mobile phone voicemail in one place online. Users can receive, listen to, organize and forward their voicemails in their own email system or via their own personal GotVoice web page. GotVoice makes voicemail accessible virtually anywhere users log onto the Internet and sign-up is quick and easy at the GotVoice website (http://www.gotvoice.com).
GotVoice services help a wide range of people in a variety of roles and professions, including business executives, international travelers, busy parents, sales representatives, medical and legal professionals, military personnel, cost-conscious mobile phone users, college students, those in high-rise buildings and many more.
The services are ideal for people who:
-- Receive a lot of voicemail or use multiple phones.
-- Need an easy and inexpensive way to receive voicemails while traveling,
especially internationally.
-- Want or need to easily save voicemails to replay later.
-- Need to have an easy way to forward voicemails to others.
-- Want or need a better way to organize their voicemails.
-- Are on their computer a lot or are heavy email users.
-- Find checking their voicemails via phone a hassle.
Users can listen to their voice messages with a single mouse-click, forward messages, save those of importance and reply when they want. The free service allows for three scheduled voicemail checks a day on each phone. In the near future, premium versions of the GotVoice service will allow more active voicemail users to pay a subscription fee for additional voicemail message checks as needed, up to 24 times a day. In addition, with the upcoming GotVoice Dispatch service, users will be able to create their own voice messages and send them to one or multiple phones, or a call list, as a voicemail or real-time call.
"People seem genuinely thrilled to have a better way to manage their voicemails," said Curt Blake, CEO of GotVoice. "The soft launch of the GotVoice service attracted more than 15,000 users nationally, from a wide range of backgrounds and professions, who are using the service in a variety of interesting ways. With GotVoice, voicemail is finally getting the respect and attention it deserves."
Some of the Many Great Ways to Use GotVoice
The GotVoice service appeals to wide array of people. Some examples are below.
-- Busy business executives can easily retrieve, listen to, prioritize and
forward voicemails from their many phones including their mobile phone,
home phone and work phone. Important calls won't be lost or forgotten
even when the quantity of voicemails gets overwhelming.
-- International travelers on a budget can pick up voicemails from family
and friends at an Internet cafe when they are abroad. No need to pay
for an international mobile phone or hassle with the variety of
intimidating phone systems found around the world.
-- Parents can easily save special messages from their children for as
long as they want. They can even share the messages with their
grandparents and other relatives across the country
-- Business travelers can conveniently access all of their work and family
voicemails in one central location on the Internet in the comfort of
their hotel room.
-- People in high-rise buildings or other areas with spotty coverage can
easily check their mobile phone voicemail via the Internet without
leaving their building.
-- Military personnel stationed overseas can have voicemail from loved
ones delivered directly to their email at no cost, and they can listen
to them as many times as they want.
The Technology That Powers GotVoice
The patent-pending technology behind GotVoice services is based on the concept of software agents called "voice recognition robots." These software robots can be trained to interact in real-time with any interactive voice-response system to provide web-based management of existing voicemail accounts. GotVoice views its technology as a "bridge" between phone voicemail and the Internet.
In addition to running its own voicemail retrieval service, GotVoice is making its technology and services available as brandable OEM offerings that can be licensed and included with, or integrated into, various web-based services such as Web portals, ISP services, telecommunications provider services and vertical service offerings.
GotVoice is not designed to replace or compete with current voicemail offerings. Instead it enhances these systems by providing the key features of Unified Messaging with one critical advantage that current Unified Messaging offerings cannot match: the ability to access ALL voicemail systems, in particular mobile phone voicemail systems -- not just office voicemail systems.
GotVoice services can be customized to work with business PBX voicemail systems. This enables businesses to deliver work-phone voicemails via email to their employees without having to purchase any additional hardware or engage any additional IT staff. The service is managed and maintained by GotVoice, and employees access the service via their existing Internet connection.
About GotVoice
GotVoice, Inc., based in Kirkland, WA, is a privately held company dedicated to transforming the way voice messaging is used in our daily lives. For more information, visit the company's website at: http://www.gotvoice.com.
Source: prnewswire
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