Web App - Setting Personal Voicemail Greetings in 3CX

Modified on Thu, 30 Apr at 11:44 AM

This tutorial guides you through setting up custom audio prompts in 3CX to personalise your call greetings and busy messages.

1. Introduction

Before starting, ensure you have access to the 3CX Web App.

Introduction

2. Open 3CX Main Menu

Begin by clicking the main menu option in the 3CX application to access the settings area where audio prompts can be configured.

Open 3CX Main Menu

3. Access Greetings Section

Navigate to the Greetings section within the 3CX Settings to manage your call audio prompts effectively.

Access Greetings Section

4. Initiate New Audio Prompt

Click the designated area to start creating a new audio prompt for your call greetings.

Initiate New Audio Prompt

5. Name your file

Click the field labelled 'Enter a file name to record a new audio prompt' to specify your new audio file's name.

Select File Name Entry

6. Start the recording

Click to confirm the file name entry and proceed with recording or uploading your greeting audio.

Confirm File Name Entry

7. Stopping Recording Audio Prompt

Click the button to stop recording your new audio prompt directly within the 3CX interface.

Start Recording Audio Prompt

8. Playback to verify your message

Click the stop button to finish recording your audio prompt once you have completed your message.

Stop Recording Audio Prompt

9. Upload your message

Click the upload button to listen to your recorded audio prompt and ensure it meets your requirements.

Play Recorded Audio Prompt

You have successfully configured custom audio prompts for greetings and busy messages in 3CX. Verify your settings by testing the prompts during calls. For further customisation, explore additional audio settings or consult 3CX support resources.

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