
Before You Begin
Decide whether voicemail should receive a message, route to a retry, or end without a message. Prepare a short approved voicemail message and test recipient numbers with known voicemail behavior.What Voicemail Detection Supports
DialNexa voicemail detection recognizes some automated call paths and applies your hangup or leave-message settings. It does not treat every device that can record a message the same way.If a call reaches an answering machine, DialNexa may not classify it as voicemail. Test numbers from your target list before you launch a batch campaign.
Voicemail Options
Voicemail behavior is configured per agent version.Prepare Voicemail For A Campaign
1
Decide whether voicemail is useful
For some reminders, leaving a short message is useful. For other use cases, hanging up is cleaner.
2
Keep the message short
Voicemail should identify the reason for the call without sounding like a full script.
3
Check variables
Add fallback values for every placeholder used in the voicemail message.
4
Test with a voicemail inbox
Confirm the message sounds natural when recorded.
Voicemail Problems
Message says a placeholder
Message says a placeholder
Add or fix the default dynamic variable.
Voicemail gets long
Voicemail gets long
Move details into follow-up channels and keep voicemail concise.
Wrong behavior for campaigns
Wrong behavior for campaigns
Check hangup versus leave-message selection before batch launch.
Verify Voicemail Handling
Test both a live answer and a voicemail answer. Confirm the correct path runs, the stored status and end reason are expected, and any message is complete, accurate, and free of unresolved variables.Related Reading
Call Settings
Configure voicemail behavior.
Dynamic Variables
Use safe placeholders.
Batch Calls
Plan campaign behavior.