AVAYA

The system is fine. The audio is from 2019.

Avaya systems last. That is the point of them — a well-built platform runs for a decade without complaint. But the message recorded when it was installed is usually still playing, promoting something that finished years ago. The system does not need replacing. Only what plays on it.

What that means in practice

Nothing to rip out

The audio changes; the phone system stays exactly as it is.

On-premise or hosted

Whichever Avaya you are running, including systems in your own building.

Change it without an engineer

No site visit, no console access, no scheduled maintenance window.

Thirty years of doing this

Captivate Connect has been putting audio on Australian phone systems since 1996.

How a change gets made

  1. 1

    Write the announcement

    Start from a blank page, or let Script Pro draft it and edit what it gives you.

  2. 2

    Choose the voice

    Your language, your accent, and the music bed underneath.

  3. 3

    Approve

    Nothing moves until you have heard it and said yes.

  4. 4

    Live on the system

Step 4 is unwritten on purpose — how the audio reaches an Avaya is not recorded anywhere and needs Lawrence to confirm it. Remove this note once the sentence is in.

Also worth knowing

  • Optional content items refresh on their own between your promotions, or keep music if you would rather
  • Announcements can be queued weeks ahead and retire themselves on the end date you set

One Avaya-specific fact still to come from Lawrence. Remove this note once it is added above.

Hear what your Avaya callers could be hearing

Tell us what is still playing on your Avaya and we will produce a replacement in your own words.