带有API的语音邮件服务
我正在寻找允许我将呼叫转接至语音信箱的服务提供商。然后我可以使用那里的 API（最好是 PHP）来访问语音邮件和任何元数据，然后用它做我喜欢的事情，例如生成电子邮件、利用转录服务等......
我知道 http://www.ribbit.com/ 是新的，看起来它可能有一些我需要的东西，但是，我会还需要拨入号码才能留言。
我工作的公司正在开发一个虚拟接待员，允许他们将呼叫转发到语音信箱，因此我需要一种方法来将呼叫转发到特定客户的特定语音信箱。
有什么建议，或者类似的东西（尚）不存在吗？
I am looking for a service provider that will allow me to transfer calls to voicemail. Then I can use an API of there's (in PHP preferably) to access the voicemail and any metadata and then do with it what I like such as generating emails, tapping into a transcription service, etc...
I know that http://www.ribbit.com/ is new and looks like it might have some of what I need, however, I would also need a number to dial in to leave the message.
The company I am working for is developing a virtual receptionist that will allow them to forward calls to voicemail, so I would need a way to forward to a specific voicemail box for a specific customer.
Any suggestions, or does something like this not (yet) exist?
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看看 Tropo。它似乎具有您描述的大部分功能，还有一些会让您兴奋的功能 - 包括短信服务。它的开发也是免费的，生产成本也很低。
我不为 Tropo 或附属公司工作，我只是听说过有关该服务的好消息。
Take a look at Tropo. It seems to have much of the functionality you describe, and a few more which will tickle you pink - including SMS service. It's also free for development and cheap for production.
I don't work for Tropo or affiliates, i just have heard good things about the service.
考虑一下 Twilio。我过去曾将它们用于一个工作项目。它比 Tropo 便宜，但功能较少（例如语音识别）。如果我没记错的话，他们仍然可以转录（需要额外付费，就像 Tropo 一样）。您应该能够轻松地编写所需行为的脚本并连接到他们的 API。
Consider Twilio. I've used them for a work project in the past. It's cheaper than Tropo, though it has fewer features (like voice recognition). They can still transcribe if I remember correctly (it costs extra, just like Tropo). You should easily be able to script the behavior you want and hooking into their API.
我相信 Asterisk 是一种非常流行的方式。我将它用于非常特定的目的，除了我的使用之外，我不知道太多，但听起来这可能对您来说是一个很好的解决方案。它是免费的，但您需要 VoIP 提供商。
I believe Asterisk is a very popular way to go. I use it for very specific purposes, and don't know much outside of my use, but it sounds like that might be a good solution for you. It's free, but you need a VoIP provider.