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Verizon Business National
Unied Messaging Service –
Standard User Guide
What is Unied Messaging?
Verizon Business’ National Unified Messaging Service is an interactive
voicemail system providing business customers with the ability to access
and manage messages via phone or Internet. Unified Messaging allows the
retrieval of voice messages and, for selected offerings, fax messages from
a single mailbox that is accessible from a variety of devices – computer,
landline, or cellular phone. You can receive e-mail notifications of a voice
message, and for selected offerings, receive a copy of the voicemail as an
email attachment allowing you to directly listen to voice messages from
your computer. In addition, you can receive notification of a new message
on a cell phone, pager, or via message waiting indicator (where available)
or outcall notification to your telephone. Unified Messaging can forward
voice messages to other Unified Messaging users in the same organization
within multiple nationwide geographic locations of their business
regardless of the technology used (i.e., POTS service, PBX).
Unified Messaging will answer your telephone calls when you are busy by
greeting callers and allowing them to leave a voice message. By pressing 0
instead of leaving a message, callers also have the option of sending a pager
message. If needed, Unified Messaging can immediately forward all of your
calls to another telephone number. The messages left in your voice mailbox
can be accessed at any time using a touchtone telephone or web browser.
Voice Mailbox Access
The first time you access Unified Messaging, you are required to conduct
an initial setup that includes entering a temporary security PIN for the voice
mailbox, recording your name, and recording a greeting. Your temporary PIN
is the last four digits of your telephone number.
For extension mailbox users (an extension mailbox provides voicemail to one
telephone number that is shared by up to nine people), the PINs are the last
four digits of your number PLUS an additional digit of 1-9. For example: For
telephone number (123) 456-7890 with three mailboxes, the default PINs
would be as follows:
Mailbox 1 PIN=78901
Mailbox 2 PIN=78902
Mailbox 3 PIN=78903
Note: The recording of your name is automatically attached to the messages
you leave in the voice mailboxes of others within your organization.
Two Simple Ways to Access Your Voicemail
1. Dial the toll-free access number in your Welcome Letter.
2. Follow the voice prompts to access your mailbox.
or
1. Dial your own phone number.
2. When your greeting begins, interrupt it by pressing *.
3. Enter your voicemail PIN.
Main Menu
Every time you access voicemail, you will be notified of how many new
and saved messages are in your mailbox. Next, you will hear the Main
Menu options.
Unified Messaging provides the following options:
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To retrieve your messages, press 1.
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To send a message, press 2.
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To work with your greetings, press 3.
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To change your mailbox options, press 4.
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