AI add-ons

Smart voicemail for provider voice apps.

Give customers a cleaner voicemail experience inside your branded mobile voice app, with transcription, summaries and useful missed-call context.

No per-user pricing iOS + Android Provider controlled
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Enterprise readySecure & compliant
Live insightsOne provider view
Enterprise gradeSecure by design
AI poweredOptional automation
Provider readyBuilt for your brand
Built to scaleFlat-rate packages

AI add-ons

Turn old voicemail into a more useful app experience.

Smart Voicemail adds an AI-enhanced voicemail layer to LiquidVoice-powered apps. Instead of asking customers to dial into voicemail, remember PINs or listen through every message, the app presents missed voice messages with clearer context, summaries and actions.

Customers can see voicemail messages in the app rather than relying only on dial-in voicemail.
AI can summarise longer messages so the user understands the reason for the call quickly.
A transcript can sit alongside the audio message when transcription is enabled.
Providers can position smart voicemail as a premium convenience add-on for residential or business users.
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Smart voicemail inboxOptional, provider controlled

In the app

A clearer in-app experience for this feature.

Each feature fits into the branded voice app journey, keeping its most useful information and actions close at hand.

Feature view

Smart voicemail inbox

See voicemail messages and short summary previews in one clear list.

Feature view

Message detail view

Listen to the message, read the transcript and review the summary together.

Feature view

Useful notifications

Send a branded notification with the most useful context from a new voicemail.

How it works

From voice event to useful app output.

A caller leaves a voicemail on the provider voice service.
The voicemail event is made available to the LiquidVoice app layer.
AI generates a short summary and optional transcript.
The customer opens the provider-branded app and reviews the message, summary and available actions.

Provider value

Why providers package it.

AI

Better missed-call experience

Customers can understand voicemail without navigating legacy mailbox menus.

AI

Premium package option

Smart voicemail gives providers a visible feature to package above standard app access.

AI

Useful for home and business

Residential users get convenience; business users get faster triage of missed calls.

Controls

Important service controls.

Providers can pair AI voice features with approved wording, clear customer expectations and privacy settings that suit their service.

Recommended safeguards

  • Summaries should not replace the original voicemail audio.
  • Customers should be able to review the full transcript or audio where available.
  • Providers should decide retention and consent wording before enabling the feature.

FAQs

Questions about Smart Voicemail.

How is Smart Voicemail different from dial-in voicemail?

Smart Voicemail brings messages into the mobile app as a visual inbox. Customers can see the caller and time, open the message, play the original audio and use any enabled transcript or summary without navigating a telephone mailbox menu.

Does Smart Voicemail include both summaries and transcripts?

It can. Providers can combine the voicemail inbox with transcription and AI summaries, or package those capabilities separately. The original audio remains available so customers can verify names, numbers and other important details.

How does a new voicemail appear in the app?

When the provider voice service receives a voicemail, the message is linked to the LiquidVoice app experience. The app can present it in the inbox with caller context, a branded notification and any enabled AI output.

Can providers choose which customers receive Smart Voicemail?

Yes. Smart Voicemail can be included in a residential or business package, offered as a premium upgrade, or enabled for selected customer groups according to the provider’s commercial model.

What happens if a summary misses an important detail?

Summaries are designed for quick triage, not as a replacement for the message itself. Customers can return to the full transcript or play the original voicemail whenever exact wording or important details need to be checked.

Who controls voicemail retention and customer information?

The provider sets the service policy for retention, customer notices and consent. Those settings and notices should reflect the provider’s legal obligations, support model and the way voicemail data is handled in its voice service.

Provider launch

Ready to turn your voice service into a branded mobile app?

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.