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Media Library & Voices

Everything a caller hears that is not a person lives here: the greeting, the menu prompt, the hold track, the after-hours message. One shelf, one format the switch can play, and a list of where each file is already in use.

Media library

previewing
Three ways in, one shelf
How it arrived
  • main-greeting.mp3
  • 1.8 MB, against a 10 MB ceiling
  • MP3, WAV, OGG, WebM, M4A, AAC and FLAC are accepted
Where it is in use
  • FlowMain line, first play
  • MenuAuto-attendant greeting
  • QueueSupport - EMEA welcome
Every row names its own
Voicemail drop
Machine answersDrop the fileRep moves onThe file is one from this shelf, and the drop is written to the call as its own step.
Whatever arrives is converted to the 8 kHz mono WAV the switch can play, and the original is kept, so you can still listen back to the thing you uploaded rather than to the copy the phone system made.
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ways in: upload, browser recording, text to speech
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voices a brand voice kit holds
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characters of text per generated clip

Product figures from the platform’s own defaults - not customer averages

The mechanism

How it works.

01

Three ways in, one shelf

Upload a file, record it in the browser through a microphone, or type the line and have it spoken. How a file arrived is stored on it, so the library filters down to recordings, uploads or generated audio when you are looking for one.

02

Speech comes from your own kit

A brand voice kit is a shortlist of voices, ten at most, picked once for the organisation. Generation is refused for any voice outside that kit, and you hear a preview before the clip is saved, so a stray voice never reaches a caller.

03

Made playable, not just stored

Whatever you add is converted to the 8 kHz mono WAV the phone system plays, while the original is kept for listening back in the browser. Nothing has to be exported by hand into a format the switch will accept.

04

Used wherever audio is asked for

The same file can be a menu greeting, the audio behind one digit, a queue welcome, hold music, a periodic announcement, a mailbox greeting, or the message a voicemail drop leaves. Each row lists where it is currently in use.

Where it sits

Two moments in every call.

Every call passes through the same seven. Media Library & Voices is the lit ones, and everything either side of it is a different page in this category.

  1. 01
    Number

    the line it arrives on or leaves from

  2. 02
    Route

    where the call is sent and to whom

  3. 03
    Dial

    placing it, and how many at once

  4. 04
    Connect

    the moment a person picks up

  5. 05
    Talk

    while the conversation is happening

  6. 06
    Wrap

    the code, the notes, the next step

  7. 07
    Record

    what is kept, and where it is kept

The specifics.

8 facts
Sources
Upload, browser recording or text to speech, stored and filterable by which
Formats
MP3, WAV, OGG, WebM, M4A, AAC and FLAC, at 10 MB per file
Conversion
Each file becomes an 8 kHz mono WAV for playback; the original is kept
Voices
Ten per brand voice kit; a voice outside the kit is refused at generation
Text limit
5,000 characters per clip, with a preview before it is saved
Usage
Each row names where a file is in use: menus, digits, queues, mailboxes
Metering
Generated speech is metered per character against the plan
Voicemail drop
The message a drop leaves is a file from here, written to the call as its own step

More in Contact Center

20 capabilities

Flows, queues, oversight and compliance screening on media we operate.

Listen, Whisper & Barge

Three states of one connection. Hear the call, coach the rep without the customer knowing, or join outright - and the audio path redraws as you switch.

Predictive Dialer

Open more lines than you have reps, paced against live answer rates, and hold the abandonment cap you set. Every connect opens the record it belongs to.

Power & Preview Dialing

Set the mode per campaign. Preview lets a rep read the record first, autodial moves on after wrap-up, and power opens several lines per agent.

Answering-Machine Detection

Detection listens to the first moments of a connect and drops greetings, dead air and IVR trees. What lands in a headset is a person who said hello.

Ring Strategies

Ring all, hunt, fewest calls, random, round robin with memory, or strict priority order. Change how a queue behaves without rebuilding it.

Skills-Based Routing

Match a caller to the agents who can actually help, on all, any or weighted skill matching, with a failover destination when nobody qualifies.

Queue Callbacks

Offer a callback after a wait threshold or a queue position, hold the caller's place, and dedupe requests so nobody gets rung twice for one problem.

VIP Priority Routing

Flag a lead VIP and they skip the welcome, bypass the queue cap and reach an agent first - with ageing, so that ordinary callers never starve behind them.

Transfer & Three-Way

Hand a call over cold, or consult first and then connect. Merge into a three-way and step out, leaving the other two talking without a drop.

Call Recording

Each side of the call is recorded on its own channel, so who said what is a fact rather than a guess - and the transcript inherits that separation.

Dispositions & Wrap-Up

Wrap-up codes that do something. Twenty-six behaviours fire off a disposition: raise a task, book a callback, set do-not-call, flag the wrong party.

Smart Caller ID

The number most likely to be answered is chosen per call, ranked on the history with this lead, the overall answer rate, recency and area-code affinity.

Compliance Screening

Screen callers against Federal DNC, known TCPA litigators and your own internal list - as drag-and-drop steps inside the flow, before anyone is reached.

Phone Numbers

Search live carrier inventory, filter by country or by digits the number ends with, and claim it to a flow or a person the moment it is yours.

Toll-Free Numbers

Toll-free sits beside local as a first-class number type, routed by the same flows and billed from the same wallet as everything else you own.

International Numbers

Numbers in the countries you operate in, drawn from four carrier providers, so opening a new market is a purchase rather than a procurement project.

Extensions & Webphone

Every rep gets an extension and a browser phone, and can move a call between the browser and a desk phone mid-conversation without dropping it.

Business Hours & Holidays

Reusable weekly schedules and holiday calendars in your own timezone, so out-of-hours routing is a setting rather than a flow you rebuild each December.

Live Call Monitoring

Every call in progress on one screen, pushed as it changes rather than polled, with the agent, the number presented and the queue each one came through.

SMS & Text Conversations

Two-way texting from the same numbers you call on, threaded per contact and landing on the same record, so the text and the call are one conversation.

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