These instructions are for E Street Voice Pilot Hosted products:

Here is how to record and then have E Street post the announcement in your E Street Voice Pilot HOSTED phone system:
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Go to your Voicemail **: To access Voice Mail from your desk phone: Press the “Messages” button or dial “*86” Enter your passcode (followed by the “#” key)To access Voice Mail from an outside phone: Call yourself (dial your 10-digit number or main# then extension) Enter “*” upon hearing your Voice Mail greeting Enter your passcode (followed by the “#” key)(**If you have not yet setup your voicemail on the system – go here.) |
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Press the * key Follow the prompts: “To record a new announcement press 5” then “to record an audio announcement press 1” Record your announcement. Press the # key when done recording. The system will play back your recording then prompt you to: Press “1” to save, press “2” to delete and record again. That’s it – you’re done recording. |
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Last Step – Drop a note to E Street support that you have recorded your new announcement.
Let us know your extension, the date/time you made your recording, and any additional instructions you may have with it. E Street engineers will confirm and make the recording live for you. |
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* Here are some functions that are possible within the Auto Attendant:
- You can have separate Business Hours and After Hours messages.
- From inside the Auto Attendant message, callers can dial the extension of the person they are calling to be connected directly to them
- If the caller doesn’t know the extension, they can press an option for a directory where they enter the person’s first or last name to be connected.
- A caller can be transferred to an “Operator”
- You can program keys 0-9, * and # to transfer to any extension or phone number even if the phone number is outside of your VoIP system.
- You can have the message repeated by pressing a key
* Here is a sample script for an Auto Attendant. This is of course just an example and we can help you work out the details of your own script:
“Hello and thanks for calling ABC Company. If you know the extension of the person you are calling, you may enter it at any time.
For a company directory, press 1.
For sales, press 2.
For support press 3.
For billing, press 3.
If this is an emergency and you would like to page our on-call support technician, press 4.
To speak with an operator, press 0. To repeat this message, press *.
Thanks”