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Vxt, a technology communications company in New Zealand, will be adding their voicemail product to Working Group Two’s marketplace. Their aim is to increase visibility and distribution with mobile operators on Working Group Two’s platform.
The passionate Vxt team is on a mission to leverage communications data to automate the most boring work in the world, namely administrative tasks. They’ve made voicemail both simpler and smarter by offering instant transcriptions, smart greetings, email integration, and the ability to access your messages from anywhere.
But wait, isn’t voicemail a thing of the past?
"We see the importance of voicemail increasing or declining based on specific demographics,” says Luke Campbell, the CEO of Vxt.
Vxt describes people who are highly dependent on their phones for their work as being particularly passionate about voicemail. Lawyers, real estate agents, plumbers - they might get dozens of calls every day. So where others turn off voicemail, these people might want to get their voicemails forwarded to their emails, be able to share their inbox with a colleague or assistant, have voicemails automatically translated to text, and integrate their messages with productivity tools like Asana or an ERP system. Some may also need to have their messages stored for regulatory or security purposes. A real estate agent with (say) 10,000 contacts, may want to customize the greetings so that every time one of the 200 Johns or Jessicas call, they get a personal message stating their name.
Soon, Vxt Voicemail will be added to Working Group Two’s marketplace and made available to operators on the platform. The operators will then be able to offer Vxt to their customers.
“It’s exciting to work with companies like Vxt. They have set out to solve real pain points by automating routine tasks such as calling, voicemail, and note-taking. We have a shared view on the importance of building scalable ecosystems and programmable networks that leverage built-in core functionality in a new way,” says Marius Waldum, the Head of Product at Working Group Two.
The Working Group Two marketplace is an integrated part of the company’s ambition to deliver value for operators, product developers, and mobile customers alike. Working Group Two’s cloud-native mobile network brings radical simplification, cost efficiency and a platform to leverage a developer community - to drive innovation and capitalize on disruptive technologies.
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About Vxt
Vxt leverages communications data to automate the worlds admin. Vxt provides a platform with powerful communications tools that connect to a businesses key management software. People use Vxt for phone calls, video meetings, note taking, voicemail and more to automate hours of administrative every day. https://www.vxt.co.nz/
About Working Group Two
Working Group Two has rebuilt the mobile core for simplicity, innovation, and efficiency - leveraging the web-scale playbook and operating models. Today, Working Group Two innovation enables MVNO, MNO, and Private Network Operators a secure, scalable, and reliable telco connectivity backbone that scales across all generations of mobile technologies. Their mission is to create programmable mobile networks to allow our customers and their end users to create more valuable and useful products and services. Read more at https://wgtwo.com.