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Use AIMERICA in French

The app, the emails and what callers hear.

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Press Français or English at the top of the sign-in page, or, once signed in, in Settings › Me › Profile, card Language. Voicemail on a desk phone has its own language in Settings › Company › Voicemail.

In this video

Step by step

  1. 1

    You can choose English or French even before you sign in, at the top of the sign-in page.

    English or Français
  2. 2

    Press Français. The page reloads in French.

    Click Français
  3. 3

    Press English to switch back.

  4. 4

    Once you are signed in, the same switch is in Settings, under Me, on your Profile.

  5. 5

    It changes the app on this device, and the language of the alerts we send you.

    The Language card
  6. 6

    Press Français, and every screen reloads in French. In this shared demo, we leave it in English.

  7. 7

    A desk phone has its own language for your messages. Choose Company at the top. Then, in the row below, choose Voicemail.

  8. 8

    Choose the company's default, English, or Français, for what the desk phone says to you. A choice saves at once, so here we only point.

    Language for voicemail on your desk phone
The language you choose also sets the language of the emails and alerts we send you.

In short

  • Each person chooses English or Français for themselves: at the top of the sign-in page, or once signed in in Settings › Me › Profile, card Language. It changes the app on that device, and the emails and alerts we send that person follow.
  • Voicemail on a desk phone has its own setting: Settings › Company › Voicemail, Language for voicemail on your desk phone (Company default, English or Français). It saves as soon as you click.
  • A company's language (English, French, or both) decides the language of call transcripts, the spoken recording notice and the default voicemail greeting. Ask AIMERICA support to change it.

A company that takes calls in both languages hears the recording notice in both, English first.

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