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PhoneValet 5.0 Adds Call Trees, Address Book Support

PhoneValet 5.0 Adds Call Trees, Address Book Support

by , 10:45 AM EST, November 20th, 2006

Parliant Corp announced the immediate availability of PhoneValet Message Center 5.0 on Monday. PhoneValet is a Mac OS X-based automated phone answering and messaging system. The new version is Universal Binary and adds support for menu-driven call trees, uses Apple's Address Book to give individual callers customized messages, adds customizable voicemail overrides for different times of the day, and more.

PhoneValet Message Center 5.0 is priced at US$169.95 per line, and includes a USB telephone line adapter.

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Close Name:Edison Carter Posts: 228 Joined: 10 Aug 2006
Mon Nov 20, 2006 1:44 pm Subject: Any users of this here

I have been thinking of getting this package. Does anyone here use the package and can comment on it?

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Close Name:Guest
Wed Nov 29, 2006 3:05 pm Subject: Try it and return it

Hi Edison,

Feel free to try it out and return it if you don't like it. There are some reviews at VersionTracker in case you want to see some. We really do take it back no-questions-asked, you only wager the shipping costs.

Cheers,
Parliant

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