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Voicemail to email is not arriving or lands in spam.

The PBX often sends from its own domain or a no-reply address. Without SPF, DKIM and a clean reverse DNS, Microsoft or Google drops it in junk or rejects it.

Try this first

  1. 1Check the sender address and the IP the PBX uses for SMTP.
  2. 2Verify SPF on the sender domain, add the PBX IP or relay through SMTP.
  3. 3Enable DKIM on the PBX or through the SMTP provider that signs.
  4. 4Test with mail-tester or similar to see what is missing per section.

When to bring us in

Voicemails arrive, just late: check the PBX SMTP queue, often a DNS timeout or rate limit on the relay.

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