Has anyone developed a google voice driver for Premise?
I'm thinking this would allow Premise to call your cell phone using google voice if an event of some severity threshold is reached. It would use MS-SAPI to give you any update verbally. The neat thing is it would not require a modem and would use a free phone line with free minutes (for US phone numbers)
I'm envisioning that the same add-in could also keep track of who called you; assuming you forward your cell phone's calls to google voice which could cost money. However, at the very least if you forward your cell phone's voicemail to google voice (free on most networks), SYS could alert you that you have a voice mail by updating some Home object which could announce that you have a voicemail, who it's from and also give googles speanch to text summary.
http://www.google.com/support/voice/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=164652
I don't have a phone line or I'd be looking into the existing modules on the old site that allow for a SYS based answering machine, caller id and even remote dial in.
I'm thinking this would allow Premise to call your cell phone using google voice if an event of some severity threshold is reached. It would use MS-SAPI to give you any update verbally. The neat thing is it would not require a modem and would use a free phone line with free minutes (for US phone numbers)
I'm envisioning that the same add-in could also keep track of who called you; assuming you forward your cell phone's calls to google voice which could cost money. However, at the very least if you forward your cell phone's voicemail to google voice (free on most networks), SYS could alert you that you have a voice mail by updating some Home object which could announce that you have a voicemail, who it's from and also give googles speanch to text summary.
http://www.google.com/support/voice/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=164652
I don't have a phone line or I'd be looking into the existing modules on the old site that allow for a SYS based answering machine, caller id and even remote dial in.
