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On Monday 27th July we quietly made Vxt available in the United States. In less than a week it has steadily grown to account for approximately 20% of daily new installs. This is wholly organic growth, we're not advertising in the US.

Voicemail greetings are simple, easy, and can leave a positive impression on callers, however they are often overlooked by companies and business professionals. This blog post will help you create a more effective voicemail message so you can create a positive first impression for you and your business.

The team behind Vxt were ecstatic to be announced as a finalist in the competition.

When you miss a call it’s forwarded away to a computer server and the message is stored there.

Applications for our full-time summer internships are open! We have two positions available for keen undergraduate students at UC. If you've thought about working with our team, now is the perfect time to join.

This week Vxt entered into a funding agreement with Callaghan Innovation as a part of Callaghan's Research & Development funding programme. Callaghan's Getting Started Grants cover 40% of your research and development project costs up to a limit of $5,000.

We had a fantastic experience this month sharing Vxt's story with the audience at Canterbury Tech's June event.

This week we've rolled out integrations with a few more Customer Relationship Management solutions to add to our growing marketplace of apps.

It's crazy that approximately 1 million people in New Zealand access their voicemail inbox at least once a week using systems that were designed more than forty years ago.

Traditional voicemail is slow, inconvenient, and inefficient, but a billion voicemail messages are left every single day all around the world. There's got to be a better way.

This month Vxt was approved to join the Google Cloud for Startups Program. Participant startups receive access to community events, training and Cloud credits to help them develop their businesses. As early-stage startups like Vxt grow, the financial and community support from Google grows with them up to $100,000 USD.