Unified Messaging
Unified Messaging is an add-on feature to your voicemail that sends your campus voicemail messages to your UCSC email inbox as a WAV audio file. You'll be able to listen to your messages via this WAV file from multiple devices.
Prerequisite
In order to use the Unified Messaging service, you need to have an active campus voicemail and email account.
Features
- University voicemail message is sent to a customer’s email inbox (xxx@ucsc.edu).
- The voicemail is saved as a WAV file and is attached to the email. It can be played back on most media players on most computers, and most smartphones and mobile devices.
- An email can be forwarded, saved in a folder or deleted.
- Opening an email message and playing the file does not affect the original voice mail message.
- A voicemail message is available for three days through the phone interface.
- The "message waiting" indicator light on the phone is turned off.
- It is not visual voicemail. Transcription is not available at this time.
Cost
The Unified Messaging Service cost is $22.00 one-time setup cost. No monthly fees.
Request Service
If you don't already have voicemail service, click here. Voicemail must be activated before ordering Unified Messaging.
Click Here to Request Unified Messaging Service
- Click Make a change to existing voicemail (charges vary).
- Click Add Unified Messaging ($22.00 one-time setup charge).
- Add additional comments if necessary (not mandatory).
- Add the FOAPAL "What FOAPAL should be used for one-time charges?"
- Click Order Now.
- A Checkout screen will display.
- Change the name in the "Request For:" if the order is for another person.
- Click the blue Order Now button at the top of the page.
- Review the order and then click Check out.
Availability
The Unified Messaging Service is available for use 24x7. Support is defined in the ITS & Campus Service Level Agreement (SLA).
The ITS Change Management Process is followed for planned maintenance and changes are posted on the ITS Maintenance Calendar.
Eligibility
All staff, faculty and students employed by UCSC are eligible. People handling HIPAA or PII need to comply with their department policies and UCSC Electronic Communication Policy and UCSC Electronic Communication Implementation Policy. It is up to those individuals and departments to manage. Adherence to UCSC policies, processes and procedures that address the transmission of protected and sensitive data over the wired and wireless network. Reference: http://its.ucsc.edu/policies.
Pertinent Policy
UC Electronic Communications Policy: http://policy.ucop.edu/doc/7000470/ElectronicCommunications
UCSC implementation of Electronic Communications Policy: http://policy.ucsc.edu/policies/its/ECPI.html
PII Definition and Practices: http://its.ucsc.edu/security/pii.html
HIPAA Security Rule Implementation: http://its.ucsc.edu/policies/hipaa.html
Get Help
Contact the ITS Support Center if you need assistance with this service.