-
Yes. Because announcements are delivered at the network level, they continue to play even during outages, migrations or contact centre failures. This makes it suitable for business continuity and disaster recovery scenarios.
-
Messages can include wait-time updates, busy notifications, out-of-hours messages, outage notifications, compliance statements, marketing promotions, branded audio or music on hold.
-
Yes. Administrators can manage announcements through a self-service portal. Messages can be created, edited or removed without relying on IT or engineering teams.
-
Yes. Announcements can be generated using text-to-speech engine or uploaded as pre-recorded MP3 audio files to Britannic Studio.
-
Yes. NetX supports multiple announcements across different numbers, services and call conditions. This allows targeted messaging based on why or when a customer is calling.
-
Yes. Multi-language announcements are supported, making it suitable for organisations with diverse or international customer bases.
-
NetX Network Announcements supports both geographic and non-geographic numbers. A single platform can be used across an entire number estate.
-
Yes. It is commonly used alongside contact centres to manage queues, inform callers during peak demand and reduce unnecessary calls before they reach agents.
-
NetX Network Announcements scales easily from small deployments to large, multi-number estates. The per-number pricing model makes it suitable for organisations of all sizes.
-
Network announcements may also be referred to as call announcement services, carrier announcements, network-level call messaging, pre-call announcements or telephony announcement services.
-
