Avaya 700323207 | Partner Messaging 7.0 Voicemail | Like New

The Avaya 700323207 Partner Messaging 7.0 Voicemail is a voice messaging module designed to integrate with Avaya Partner and Partner ACS phone systems. Here's a description of its key features and functionalities:

Voicemail Capabilities: It provides voicemail services for users on the connected phone system, allowing callers to leave messages when their intended recipient is unavailable.

Automated Attendant: The system typically includes an automated attendant feature that can answer incoming calls, provide greetings, and route callers to the appropriate extensions or departments using a menu system.

Multiple Mailboxes: It supports a significant number of individual mailboxes for users to receive and manage their messages. The exact number can vary depending on the configuration and licensing but often supports up to 200 mailboxes.

Storage Capacity: The module offers a certain amount of storage time for voice messages. This is often around 100 hours of voice storage, allowing for a substantial number of messages to be saved.

Expandability: Some versions of the Partner Messaging 7.0 are expandable in terms of the number of ports (lines that can simultaneously access the voicemail system) through additional licensing cards. The base configuration might start with 0 or 4 ports and can be expanded to 6 ports.

Easy Administration: The system is designed for relatively easy administration, often through a system display telephone (like Partner 18D or 34D) or via a PC-based administration software accessible through a LAN connection.

Unified Messaging: A key feature is often the Unified Messaging Application, which allows users to integrate and manage their voicemail messages alongside their email messages using their computer's email client. Voicemail messages can be delivered to an email server as attached .WAV files.

Dial by Name Directory: This feature allows callers to locate a specific user's extension by spelling their name on the phone keypad.

Call Answer Service: The system can answer calls when the intended party doesn't answer, prompting the caller to leave a message or be transferred to another extension or an operator.

Submenu Service: It can provide multiple levels of menus (submenus) within the automated attendant to further direct callers.

Night Service: The system often offers a separate after-hours greeting and call handling options.

Phantom Mailbox Programming: This feature allows multiple extensions to share the same voicemail box.

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