1. Send the recording
Use Avaya IP Office voicemail-to-email in Copy or Forward mode so the voicemail recording is delivered as an audio attachment.
Speech2Mail adds AI voicemail transcription, summaries, and caller details to Avaya IP Office voicemail to email workflows. If Avaya can email the voicemail audio, Speech2Mail can usually turn that Avaya voicemail email into readable text.
Avaya voicemail to email is a built-in voicemail delivery workflow used by many Avaya IP Office environments. When a mailbox receives a new voicemail, the Avaya system can send an email notification or send the voicemail recording as an attached audio file.
Avaya's documentation describes voicemail email modes such as Copy and Forward. Speech2Mail enhances that existing workflow: when the voicemail audio is delivered by email, Speech2Mail turns it into an accurate, readable transcript with an optional summary, caller details, and analysis.
For most Avaya IP Office customers, the easiest approach is to use the voicemail-to-email feature already available in the phone system. Configure Avaya to send each voicemail recording as an email attachment, then let Speech2Mail automatically transcribe and analyze the audio and return a readable email.
This keeps the setup simple: no phone-system replacement, no SIP recording project, and no custom automation to maintain. Avaya handles voicemail delivery and Speech2Mail handles the transcription workflow.
Use Avaya IP Office voicemail-to-email in Copy or Forward mode so the voicemail recording is delivered as an audio attachment.
Speech2Mail receives the voicemail email through direct SMTP delivery, email forwarding, or a managed IMAP mailbox.
The recipient receives an email with the transcript, summary, caller details, analysis, and the original audio when configured.
Speech2Mail is an independent third-party voicemail transcription service designed for this exact use case. It adds automatic voicemail-to-text to an existing Avaya IP Office voicemail-to-email workflow without asking the customer to replace Avaya.
Generic audio transcription tools often require someone to upload files manually. Speech2Mail is different: the voicemail email can be delivered automatically, processed automatically, and returned as a readable email automatically.
Many Avaya IP Office environments already send voicemail notifications by email. Speech2Mail fits into that workflow by processing the audio attachment and returning the transcript by email.
Speech2Mail is built to be affordable for single businesses and repeatable for MSPs. Start small, then scale monthly voicemail blocks as usage grows.
Live accounts can include transcription, concise summaries, caller details, language options, and customer-specific email templates.
This is especially useful when users already rely on voicemail-to-email but still need the message transcribed.
Avaya IP Office can be a strong phone system, but many organizations still end up listening to voicemail audio manually. Speech2Mail helps when the customer wants modern voicemail-to-text without a larger phone-system project.
Use the voicemail-to-email feature already available in Avaya IP Office. Configure Avaya to send each voicemail recording as an email attachment, then have Speech2Mail automatically transcribe and analyze the audio and return a readable email. This avoids replacing the phone system or building a custom integration.
Yes. Speech2Mail is an independent third-party voicemail transcription service that works with Avaya IP Office voicemail-to-email workflows. It is not affiliated with Avaya.
Avaya voicemail to email is a voicemail delivery workflow where an Avaya system sends a voicemail message to an email address, often with the voicemail recording attached as an audio file. Speech2Mail adds readable transcription and analysis to that workflow.
Yes. If Avaya IP Office sends voicemail audio by email, Speech2Mail can process the attachment and return a readable transcript.
Yes. Speech2Mail supports Avaya email-to-text workflows where the voicemail audio is already being delivered by email.
Yes. Speech2Mail can receive Avaya voicemail to email messages by SMTP or monitor a mailbox where those messages are forwarded by IMAP.
That is the same practical need. Speech2Mail converts Avaya voicemail audio into text that can be read in email.
No. Speech2Mail is an add-on workflow for voicemail-to-email. It does not replace the phone system.
Yes. Speech2Mail is designed for MSPs, IT providers, and telecom resellers who support multiple customer phone systems.
No. Speech2Mail is independent. Avaya and Avaya IP Office are trademarks of their respective owner.
Keep the phone system your customers already use and make voicemail easier to read, search, and route.
Forward a voicemail email with its audio attachment to demo@speech2mail.com. The transcribed and analyzed result returns to the forwarding email address.