AI package overview
Present available AI add-ons clearly so providers can build the right package.
AI add-ons
Package practical AI voice features around your mobile app offering, from voicemail intelligence to call screening and business call summaries.
AI add-ons
This page brings the LiquidVoice AI feature set together for VoIP providers, resellers, ISPs and hosted PBX operators. AI does not replace the voice platform. It works as an app-level enhancement that makes voicemail, missed calls, suspicious calls and business calls more useful to the end customer.
In the app
Each feature fits into the branded voice app journey, keeping its most useful information and actions close at hand.
Present available AI add-ons clearly so providers can build the right package.
Bring summaries, transcripts and relevant warning cards into one useful view.
Enable features by brand, package or customer group from the provider portal.
How it works
Provider value
AI gives customers useful app moments beyond placing and receiving calls.
Providers can create premium app or voice intelligence packages.
Providers can enable AI features in stages and match them to different customer packages.
Controls
Providers can pair AI voice features with approved wording, clear customer expectations and privacy settings that suit their service.
FAQs
The AI layer is designed for residential VoIP providers, ISPs, telecom resellers, hosted PBX operators and business voice providers that want to add useful app-based intelligence around their existing service.
Residential providers can focus on Smart Voicemail, voicemail transcription, AI voicemail summaries, scam-risk warnings and call screening to make missed and unknown calls easier for customers to handle.
Business and hosted PBX providers can combine voicemail intelligence with post-call summaries, action items and call-history notes to create a more productive mobile voice experience.
No. LiquidVoice adds the branded mobile app, provisioning and AI experience around the provider’s existing voice platform. Providers keep the underlying service while choosing which app features to package.
Yes. Providers can start with the use cases that best fit their market, test them with internal accounts and then control availability by brand, package or customer group.
Providers should define customer eligibility, commercial packaging, in-app wording, support ownership, privacy and consent settings, retention periods and the process for checking or challenging an AI result.
Related pages
Provider launch
Create your provider account for a 30-day trial of the shared My Voice Phone app. You can explore white-label and private deployment options as your service grows.