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IP Office Embedded Voicemail Installation
Default/Fallback Language Operation
Last Updated : Sep 29, 2020 |
The system Locale setting sets the default language used for voicemail prompts. However, this can be overridden as follows:
The user locale, if set, is used if the caller is internal.
The incoming call route locale, if set, is used if the caller is external.
If no user or incoming call route locale is set, the system locale is used.
A short code locale, if set, is used and overrides the options above if the call is routed to voicemail using the short code.
For all the above, if the particular prompt set is not available, the fallback language is used if available.
Locale |
Default Language |
Fallback Languages |
|---|---|---|
Argentina |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > UK English > US English |
Australia |
UK English |
US English |
Bahrain |
Arabic[1] |
UK English > US English |
Belgium (Dutch) |
Dutch |
Dutch > UK English > US English |
Belgium (French) |
French |
French > Canadian French> UK English |
Brazil |
Brazilian Portuguese |
Portuguese > UK English > US English |
Canadian |
Canadian French |
French > US English > UK English |
Chile |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > US English |
China |
Mandarin |
UK English > US English |
Colombia |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > US English |
Czech Republic |
UK English |
US English |
Denmark |
Danish |
UK English > US English |
Egypt |
Arabic[1] |
UK English > US English |
Finland |
Finnish |
UK English > US English |
France |
French |
Canadian French > UK English > US English |
France 2 |
French |
Canadian French > UK English > US English |
Germany |
German |
UK English > US English |
Greece |
UK English |
US English |
Hong Kong |
Cantonese |
UK English > US English |
Hungary |
UK English |
US English |
Iceland |
UK English |
US English |
India |
UK English |
US English |
Italy |
Italian |
UK English > US English |
Japan (Japanese) |
Japanese |
US English > UK English |
Japan |
US English |
UK English > US English |
Korea |
UK English |
UK English > US English |
Kuwait |
Arabic[1] |
UK English > US English |
Malaysia |
UK English |
US English |
Mediterranean |
Hebrew |
UK English > US English |
Mexico |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > UK English > US English |
Morocco |
French |
French > UK English > US English |
Netherlands |
Dutch |
UK English > US English |
New Zealand (UK English) |
UK English |
UK English > US English |
Norway |
Norwegian |
UK English > US English |
Oman |
Arabic[1] |
UK English > US English |
Pakistan |
UK English |
UK English > US English |
Peru |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > UK English |
Philippines |
US English |
UK English |
Poland |
Polish |
UK English > US English |
Portugal |
Portuguese |
UK English > US English |
Qatar |
Arabic[1] |
UK English > US English |
Russia |
Russian |
UK English > US English |
Saudi Arabia |
UK English |
US English |
Singapore |
UK English |
US English |
South Africa |
UK English |
US English |
Spain |
Spanish |
Latin Spanish > UK English > US English |
Sweden |
Swedish |
UK English > US English |
Switzerland |
French |
UK English |
Switzerland |
German |
UK English > US English |
Switzerland |
Italian |
UK English > US English |
Taiwan |
Mandarin |
UK English > US English |
Turkey |
Turkish |
UK English > US English |
United Arab Emirates |
UK English |
US English |
United Kingdom |
UK English |
US English |
United States |
US English |
UK English |
Venezuela |
Latin Spanish |
Spanish > US English |
Note:
The Arabic prompt set is only supported on systems running in Basic Edition modes.
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