Phone menu, IVR, hold music and every voice you hear when you call.
No hero actionsAutomatic menu of a telephone system (IVR) that routes callers based on choices.
Voice-overs for telephone menus, messages on hold, and voicemails. We charge per prompt (one short message) or per word, depending on the scope. For larger telephony projects (mul…
An IVR (Interactive Voice Response) is an automated telephone system that allows callers to make choices in a menu via their keypad or voice. Why is a good IVR voice important? An…
IVR selection menu with options ("press 1", "press 2"). Helps callers reach the correct service more quickly.
Music while waiting. Technically, this must be suitable for telephone systems (quality/codec).
A message played while the caller is on hold. It can provide information and make the wait more pleasant.
The short greeting a caller hears before or upon answering. Often the first point of contact for your telephone system.
The opening sentence of your voicemail or telephone system. Short, friendly and clear.
A short notification that you are absent, with instructions on what the caller can do.
A holiday voicemail message for closures, including an alternative channel or opening hours.
A voicemail message for when you are (temporarily) closed for holidays, with a clear return time.
A voicemail confirming that you are closed and clearly stating when you will be available again.
A message that plays when you do not answer outside of opening hours, with a next step for the caller.
A message stating that you are temporarily unavailable and when you will return, including an alternative contact channel.
French term for "answering machine" (often more informal). Professionally, "messagerie vocale" is also used.
Business French term for voicemail. Often used in a professional context.