Transcript list
Show the caller, date and a useful transcript snippet for each voicemail.
AI add-ons
Let customers read voicemail messages in the app when listening is inconvenient, with a provider-branded transcription experience.
AI add-ons
Voicemail Transcription converts voicemail audio into readable text inside the LiquidVoice app experience. It is designed for customers who cannot listen immediately, want to scan the message quickly, or need a written record before calling back.
In the app
Each feature fits into the branded voice app journey, keeping its most useful information and actions close at hand.
Show the caller, date and a useful transcript snippet for each voicemail.
Let customers read the full transcript while keeping audio playback close by.
Help customers find voicemail text by caller or keyword.
How it works
Provider value
Transcription is easy for customers to understand and simple for providers to sell.
Users can check voicemail silently when they are at work, travelling or in a meeting.
Providers can include transcription in premium voice packages or AI bundles.
Controls
Providers can pair AI voice features with approved wording, clear customer expectations and privacy settings that suit their service.
FAQs
After a voicemail is received, the enabled transcription service converts its audio into readable text. The transcript is attached to the voicemail record inside the app so the customer can scan the message before deciding whether to listen or call back.
Yes. The transcript sits alongside the original audio rather than replacing it. This gives customers a quick reading option while preserving the source message for checking names, telephone numbers, dates and other precise details.
The app experience can make voicemail text easier to browse and find by caller or useful words. The exact search and filtering options depend on the provider’s enabled app configuration.
Accuracy varies with audio quality, background noise, accents, specialist terms and caller clarity. Transcripts are a convenient aid, and customers should check the original audio when a detail is important.
Yes. Providers can make transcription part of an AI bundle, include it in a premium voice package or enable it for selected brands and customer groups.
Providers define how transcription is described to customers and how long transcript data is kept. Their privacy, retention and consent settings should match the service configuration and applicable requirements.
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.