Until now. I recently migrated completely away from listening to voice mail. I have always been disenchanted with voice mail and have not been the best at following up with it. Switching to Simulscribe made a drastic difference in my efficiency and improved my ability to follow up and organize my callbacks. Typically, I do not endorse services on my blog unless they are truly remarkable and make an impact on my daily life. That’s exactly what happened with these services.
Simulscribe is a voice mail transcription service that I forward my callers to (unbenounced to them) and they leave a normal message. The message is then transcribed and emailed to me. This provides with the ability to view a voice message at any time on my BlackBerry and come back to it later to read it, or I can even read it during a meeting.
SimulSays is their visual voice mail service. It provides a transcription of your voice mail and the audio file if you need to play it as well. You can listen to your messages in any order and come back to them at anytime (think IPhone style, but they were first). You can also easily forward the message to someone else in the form of an email.
I apologize for the commercial; however, I figure if it could make such a big difference in my life it has to be able to help others. Try out their 30-day, no pressure trial. That’s how they got me hooked! If you try it out, please leave your feedback, I’d love to hear what you think about it.
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