Domain Authorization for Making a Phone Call Using an Email Interface

Domain Authorization for Making a Phone Call Using an Email Interface

by | Nov 23, 2016 | Product Feature

Email to Voice is a cloud based service where a business application or IoT device can make a phone call through a common email interface.

Business applications or IoT devices need to communicate with human agents throughout the business processes. Almost all popular programming languages have an email capability built into them. But, there are situations that require an alert or communication to be sent over a phone line as a voice message. Making a phone call is much more complex than sending an email.

EmailToVoice.Net solves the problem by converting the content of an email to a voice message and making the phone call. EmailToVoice.Net does this as a cloud service, So, there is no hardware or software to install.

This cloud messaging service converts email content to voice so the recipient of your choice receives an easy to understand voice message on their phone or voice mail. There is no requirement for the receiving phone number to be registered or verified before the call is made. The business can send a phone call from email to any landline or cell phone.

New Feature Allowing Entire Domain

In the past, EmailToVoice.Net allowed only individual email addresses to be authorized to send the message. Now, a new feature has been added. An entire domain can be authorized to make phone calls through an email interface. This means that any email address within a business unit or the company is able to send Text to Speech messages using a common email interface. The customer merely requests the EmailToVoice.Net team to make the change to the customer’s account profile on the backend cloud service. In addition, there are several security options available through the EmailToVoice.Net cloud service to avoid misuse.

EmailToVoice.Net continues to implement new and advanced features.to meet the needs of its enterprise customer’s needs. Learn more regarding the rich set of features at the EmailtToVoice.net web Site.

What Type of Communication Gets Attention, Today

What Type of Communication Gets Attention, Today

by | Oct 20, 2016 | Voice communications

Companies are using phone calls to send notifications and alerts for commercial purposes. One reason is because their customers pay more attention to voice calls these days than email or even text messages. Another factor is new laws regarding restrictions on reading text messages in cars and commercial vehicles.

In many cities and States in the U.S, it is illegal to read text messages or emails in a commercial or private vehicle. If an Industrial IoT (IIoT) device fails, that device needs to notify someone to come and fix it. That someone may be driving a commercial repair truck. The driver may be able to listen to a telephone call or voice message, but, cannot read an email or a text message and still remain within the law. IIoT devices need to be able to make a phone call and send a voice message to that repair truck.

So IIoT needs to be given a voice. An IIoT device that has merely the ability to send an email must now be able to dial the phone number of the repair truck, handle voice mail if there is no answer, retry if the call fails because of network issues, and more.

Voice really needs to be included in any Customer Service strategy.

With a  cloud-based messaging service, all that is needed to send a voice message from an IIoT device is an ability to send an email. An Email interface is common in many IIoT devices or can be done through an Edge Interface to a central application.

In the past, implementation to communication-enable business processes would have been a major effort. Sending a message from an application or smart device to a phone required specialized hardware and software solutions to be installed in the client’s central data center. Connections to smart devices, CRM, PCS or ERP systems were through complex API’s or propriety software gateways.

With a cloud-based messaging services, all that is required is to add a new recipient in the TO field in the Email. The cloud-based messaging service takes care of the rest. To learn more about how to voice-enable IIoT, visit Email to Voice.