Write one account-level greeting, choose from dozens of supported languages and regional voice options, and let Voipfibre play it before eligible incoming calls connect.
Choose the words, language, and speaker
These short answers explain what the feature does, what to expect, and where to continue.
It plays before an eligible incoming Pro call connects to its destination.
No. You write the message and choose a supported language and speaker that match it.
You can use complete supported SSML when the selected voice supports it; markup counts toward the 250-character limit.
Charges can begin when greeting playback starts for the caller.
Use up to 250 raw characters for a concise welcome, business introduction, or call-handling message.
Match your message with one of the supported language, regional, and speaker options in the web dashboard.
The saved account-level greeting plays before an eligible incoming Pro call continues to its destination.
Choose a supported language and speaker, write the greeting, and save it for eligible incoming calls.
Sign in to the Voipfibre web dashboard, open Pro settings, and find Incoming Voice Greeting.
Select the language or regional voice option that matches the greeting text you plan to use.
Enter plain text or complete supported SSML within the 250-character limit, then save the greeting.
Voipfibre plays the saved greeting to the caller before the supported incoming call connects.
Introduce your business or team before the caller reaches the supported incoming-call destination.
Write the greeting in the language you need and choose a matching supported regional voice.
Tell callers they are being connected or share a short, accurate instruction before the call continues.
Write the greeting, choose its supported language and speaker, and understand when it plays and when incoming-call charges can begin.
An incoming voice greeting welcomes the caller before a supported Pro call connects. It is not the same as voicemail, which answers an eligible call when it cannot be connected and lets the caller leave a message.
You write the greeting and choose a supported language and speaker. Voipfibre does not automatically translate the text, detect the caller's language, or switch between several greetings for different callers.
Plain text works for every selectable voice. Complete supported SSML can add permitted speech controls when the selected voice supports them, and all markup counts toward the 250-character limit.
Incoming-call charges can begin as soon as the greeting starts playing, before the caller reaches the final destination.
Use the account-level setting as a business phone greeting or professional phone greeting before supported calls connect. Write a custom phone greeting in your own words and use it as a voice greeting for business callers.
Use the incoming greeting to welcome callers, then choose the supported number and call-handling tools that fit what should happen next.
Sign in to write your incoming greeting and choose a supported language and speaker.