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Checking your voicemail.

Two ways to listen to your messages in the BoomTalk desktop app. Use whichever is easier — both are below.

About a minute Two methods

Two ways to pick up messages

You can dial *123 from the keypad, or open the Voicemail window in the app. First, make sure BoomTalk is open.

Open BoomTalk

The BoomTalk desktop icon: a white letter b made of signal waves on a blue rounded square Double-click the BoomTalk iconFind it on your desktop and open the app. Sign in if you're asked to.
Method 1 · Quickest

Dial *123

  1. 1

    Open the keypad

    In the BoomTalk window, click the Phone icon in the toolbar. The keypad opens beside the app.

  2. 2

    Dial *123 and call

    Type *123 on the keypad, then press the green call button.

    Prefer a shortcut? Click Access Codes at the bottom of the keypad and choose Voicemail (*123) — it dials for you.

    The BoomTalk phone keypad with the Access Codes menu open showing the Voicemail star-123 option and a green call button
    The keypad — type *123 or use Access Codes
  3. 3

    Listen to your messages

    The voicemail system answers and plays your messages. Follow the spoken prompts.

    If it asks for a PIN

    Enter the Voicemail PIN from your welcome email, then press #.

or
Method 2

Open the Voicemail window

  1. 1

    Click the Voicemail icon

    In the BoomTalk window, find the row of icons under your name and click Voicemail.

    The BoomTalk toolbar with the Voicemail button highlighted, next to Phone, Conference, Meeting, Chat and SMS
    The toolbar — click Voicemail
  2. 2

    Play and manage your messages

    The Voicemail window opens with your messages listed. Click one, then press play — or click anywhere on the waveform — to listen.

    The BoomTalk Voicemail window showing New and Old message tabs, a message list with caller, date and duration, and a waveform player
    The Voicemail window

    The buttons at the top right of the window act on whichever message is selected:

    • Play — listen to the selected message. Click along the waveform to skip back and forth.
    • Call back — ring the person who left the message.
    • Move to old — file it under Old messages.
    • Save — download the message as a file to your computer.
    • Delete — remove the message.
    Switch between the New messages and Old messages tabs at the top to see each set. A red ! beside a message means it was marked urgent.
    Heads up

    Deleting a voicemail is permanent — it can't be undone. If you might need it later, use Move to old or Save instead.

That's all there is to it

Now you can pick up voicemail whichever way suits you. If messages aren't arriving, your system administrator can check how your extension is set up.