VoIP Provider FeatureTel Introduces New “Voicemail to Text” Feature

Transcribed Voicemail Messages Delivered for Free to Customers’ E-Mail Boxes

APEX, N.C.--(EON: Enhanced Online News)--FeatureTel, offering hosted VoIP business telephone and data service over private networks, announced this week the launch of its new Voicemail to Text message feature. The new “visual voicemail” service automatically transcribes voice messages to text and delivers them via e-mail.

“Busy business people are frequently in situations, such as meetings and seminars, where checking voicemail is not appropriate”

FeatureTel customers, who already can listen to voicemail messages delivered to their e-mail inboxes, now will receive voicemail messages transcribed to text in the body of their e-mail messages.

“Busy business people are frequently in situations, such as meetings and seminars, where checking voicemail is not appropriate,” said FeatureTel Founder and CEO Paul Levering, “or they simply don’t have the time. The reality, though, is that we all have a need to stay connected to our work. Visual voicemail allows users to discretely and easily stay on top of important messages while going about the rest of their business day.”

The new Voicemail to Text feature from VoIP provider FeatureTel is free to customers and delivers a limited number of Voicemail to Text messages each month. FeatureTel also offers plan options for unlimited of Voicemail to Text messages, as well as human-assisted transcriptions.

About FeatureTel

Founded in 2003 in Apex, N.C., FeatureTel is a fully managed and Hosted VoIP, voice and data communications service company, providing businesses across the Carolinas with a cost-effective, feature-rich alternative to traditional voice communication solutions. Eliminating the need for investment in a telephone system, we customize voice, Internet and data solutions delivered to a wide range of clients over private networks. FeatureTel was the first Hosted VoIP carrier in North Carolina to receive the Competitive Local Exchange Certification (CLEC) by the state’s Utilities Commission and has been recognized as a Top 25 Phone Service Provider by the American Cities Network of Business Journals for each of the past four years. 919-459-2300. [e-mail]