Voice Prompts for FreePBX. Professional sound recordings by our native speaking voice artists.
Now FreePBX speaks many languages
"Unleash the power of FreePbx to speak your language… from the moment you switch it on"
To unleash the full power of Freepbx you need to have voice prompts that match the features you want to use. Westany’s range of voice products have specifically recorded files designed to match FreePbx “feature for feature”.
This means that you can use all of the great functionality provided by coupling Asterisk with FreePbx and use it as soon as it’s installed.
If you need to extend the functionality we can record anything you need in just a few days and buy the same voice artists.
All the features of Freepbx are fully supported.
The sound files are recorded to support all the features of Freepbx right out of the box. These include voicemail, ivr, call queues, call transfers, call parking, conferences, torture menus, error messages, numbers, alphabet and phonetics.
You can download the recordings online and get up and running quickly. They are fully compatible with all the flavours of Linux that asterisk supports. The supported platforms are:
Conectiva: 9, Debian: i386 and PPC architectures, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandrake: 9.0, Redhat: 7.x, 8, 9, Redhat Enterprise Clones, CentOS, Pie Box, Tao Linux, Whitebox: i386 and AMD64, Slackware: 9.0, 9.1, 10.0 and 10.2, SuSE: Version 8, 9, 10.0 and 10.1, Trustix: Version 2.2, Yellow Dog: for PPC platforms only, YDL 3.01 works with Zaptel and LibPRI on PCI based Macintoshes, UltraLinux Sparc64: Gentoo/Sparc64, Gentoo (devfs+2.6 and udev+2.6), Debian, Fedora (2.6+udev), Slackware: 10.2 (install with 'test26.s' then install 2.6 kernel source and module packages from CD 2), SuSE 9.1 (2.6.4+udev), Redhat Enterprise Clones, CentOS, Mandrake: 10.x/LE2005/2006, FreeBSD, NetBSD: Runs solid on NetBSD 2.0, OpenBSD, Mac OS X, Solaris, Windows and Windows Cygwin
"You can hear the difference when a professional voice Artist answers the phone… instead of an employee who has ‘an OK’ voice.”
Each of the voice artists is a native speaker in their language so their voice and accent does not get in the way of your message.
The last thing you want is for your customers to think your American instead of listening to the ivr menu or voicemail.
The first impression you hear is the most important first impression your going to make.
...After all we can't make a Second first impression.
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Every platform in every product
Each of our Asterisk based language products contain all of the voice prompts for every supported platform. If you start out with Asterisk, then change to trixbox; then decide to 'role your own', you don't need to buy a new set of voice prompts to do so. Everything you need is included not matter what platform your using.
Every function of every platform
No matter what platform your using, if there's a feature that needs a voice prompt then it's in the product. And if a new feature gets added, then new voice prompts are recorded as well.
Anything you need can be recorded for you
Add your own custom voice prompts for your ivr, cti, auto attendant, voice response, voicemail, voice xml or anything else you need. And there recorded by the same voice artists, giving your customers a seamless telephone experience.
Every Supported Format
Asterisk is capable of playing many audio formats but selecting the right one to match your hardware can make massive performance improvements. If your phones are g729 and your incoming line is ulaw you can imagine the load during transcoding. The voice prompts are supplied in alaw, ulaw, g729 and gsm as standard.
