OneVoice 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview

OneVoice

5.0

(2)

Pricing

Starting at $2.25 per month

About OneVoice

OneVoice software is for voicemail translations and transcriptions. It enables professionals who can't be reached on their Cisco office phone to access voicemails through their Gmail or Microsoft Exchange email client in a variety of languages. This ADA-compliant software supports over 100 languages and dialects.

The tool enables sales and customer support workers to use transcripts or audio translations to resolve phone queries. OneVoice helps break down the language barrier. It assists with managing communication in a multicultural environment without worrying about overloading data or the length of recordings.

OneVoice serves professionals who are often unable to reach their phones, such as those in healthcare, law enforcement, education, entertainment, or business. With the optional Speech2Txt feature, users can preview their Cisco voicemail messages via email during a meeting, play, trial, or seminar to prevent disturbances.

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OneVoice Pricing and Plans

Starting price: $2.25 per month

Free Trial

Free Version

Basic

$2.25

per user, per month

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OneVoice Features

Popular features found in Unified Communications
Call Recording
Call Routing
Contact Management
File Sharing
Mobile Access
Reporting & Statistics
Screen Sharing
SMS Messaging
Task Management
Two-Way Audio & Video
Voice Mail
More features of OneVoice
AI/Machine Learning
Alerts/Notifications
Audio Capture
Automatic Call Distribution
Automatic Transcription
Chat/Messaging
Collaboration Tools
IVR
Monitoring
Multi-Channel Communication
Multi-Language
Natural Language Processing
Speech Recognition
Speech-to-Text Analysis
SSL Security
Status Tracking
Voice Recognition

OneVoice Integrations

Microsoft Outlook

Gmail

OneVoice User Reviews

Overall Rating

5.0

Ratings Breakdown

100%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

5.0

Value for money

5.0

Customer support

5.0

Functionality

5.0

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Parker P.

Verified reviewer

Information Technology and Services

11-50 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Reviewed July 2021

Unbelievably Accurate - Even on a Lengthy but Time Sensitive Voicemail

Today I was able to take advantage of a time sensitive media slot that came open. Without OneVoice I would have likely reviewed the very lengthy voicemail in a few hours - and missed the window) Out of 90 seconds of recording - it mis-spelled one word. Good enough for me!

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

OneVoice makes it easy for me to preview my voicemail messages immediately. Everything comes into my O365 inbox and the quality of the transcription is outstanding. I am now at a point that if I had to actually listen to every voicemail - I'd be annoyed. Luckily I don't have to unless I want to.

Cons:

None for me as an end user. It just works - whether I am at my desk or checking via my Smartphone.

Robert F.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

501-1000 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Reviewed June 2021

A Great option for quality voicemail transcriptions between Cisco Unity and Gmail

People rarely listen to voicemail anymore -- the transcriptions are high enough quality that you can quickly understand and respond confidently, without listening.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

This software is entirely cloud based, connecting to Cisco Unity Connection, transcribing voicemails, and then attaching the recording (audio file) along with a pretty darn accurate transcription the majority of the time.

Cons:

Some of the functionality when archiving voicemail alert emails or forwarding them on to others, results in the message waiting lamp on your phone remaining lit. When a new user assumes an extension from a previous user, there can be some hiccups getting things syncing, but it's not terrible.

Reasons for choosing OneVoice

We would need to replace our entire PBX, phones, and other integrated systems just to add a small feature (Voicemail Transcriptions).

Reasons for switching to OneVoice

ESNA did not offer a hosted product yet, that offered transcription. ESNA was acquired by Avaya, and while the product is still there, procuring it is complex.

Vendor Response

Thanks for your feedback! We'll check on the forwarding issue and see if that's repeatable, and if so what we can do. Just as an FYI for others reviewing, this solution is also available for Microsoft Outlook email integration and if you need to archive voicemails, we have a solution that delivers that easily and with full compliance features. Cheers!

Replied June 2021

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