Voicemail
If you miss a call, your caller can leave a voicemail message.
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If you miss a call, your caller can leave a voicemail message.
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Go to Voicemail , tap next to a message. |
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On the voice message Details screen, tap Call Back. |
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If using Dial via Office (DVO), follow these steps:
After you accept the call, the corporate calling system places your callback. The DVO call opens in the native phone application. |
You can forward your voice messages to other people in your company who also use Cisco Jabber. Before forwarding the voice message, you can record a message to send along with it so you can let them know why you're forwarding it.
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Go to Voicemail . |
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Choose the voice message, right-click on it and click Forward voice message. |
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(Optional) Click Record to record a message to include with the voice message. You can play back and rerecord your message. |
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In the Forward voice message to dialog box, add the users you want to send the voice message to. |
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Click Send. |
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Go to Voicemail . |
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Choose the voice message, tap More, and tap Forward Voice Message. |
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(Optional) Tap Attach your Voice Message, and then tap the microphone icon to add your recording to the voice message. You can record a message up to 30 minutes. Tap Stop when you're done. |
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Add contacts in the To field or choose contacts from the Recents tab. |
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Tap Send. |
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Go to Voicemail . |
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Choose the voice message, and then tap Forward. |
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(Optional) To record your own message: |
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Add your contacts in the To field or choose contacts from the Recents tab. |
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Tap Send. |
All unanswered calls are directed to the your voicemail in Cisco Jabber. If you are too busy to return to the calls, you can text your caller back from the voicemail screen.
You can use this procedure if your Voicemail account is set up with visual voicemail.
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Go to Voicemail , tap next to a message. |
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On the voice message Details screen, tap Chat or tap Text Message. |
You can reply to a voicemail message with a text message. If your voicemail account is set up for visual voicemail, you can also reply with a chat message.
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Go to Voicemail , tap the voice message username to view the message detail |
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Choose one of these options:
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You can record a voice message and send it in Cisco Jabber, just as you would an email or text message. Use your computer microphone or Jabber-connected phone to record the voice message and then address it to one or multiple users. Also, just as with an email, the recorded messages can be forwarded by recipients and a recipient can reply with a voice message of their own.
Your voice message arrives in the recipient's Cisco Jabber voicemail and can be treated like a phone voice message, with one notable exception. Because a voice message that is recorded in this manner can be sent to multiple recipients, any of those recipients can click Reply All. This opens a new recording window, so that a new voice message can be recorded and sent to the recipient list.
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Click Voicemail. Then, beside the Search bar, click Record Voice Message. |
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(Optional) Enter a subject for your message. |
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Use the Search field to enter a user to receive your message. You can enter multiple recipients. |
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Click the Recording button. A countdown timer appears in the top of the window. When the timer reaches 0:00, a beep sounds and the recording begins. |
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Record your message and click Stop when you are finished. |
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Click Send to send the voice message to your recipients. |
When you get a voice message in Cisco Jabber, you can listen to it either through an earpiece or your device speaker. You can set the default option for listening to your voice messages.
Make sure that phone service is enabled for your account.
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On the Settings screen, under Call, tap Audio and Video. |
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Under Audio, set Disable Speaker for Voicemail to off. Whenever you play a voice message, it plays on your phone's receiver. |
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Go to Settings, tap Audio and Video. |
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Tap Disable Speaker for Voice Messages. The voicemail plays through your earpiece. |