Ooma Office connects to OpenAI services through its APIs. Ooma subscribers connect to OpenAI Transcription services using an API key generated in their corresponding OpenAI account.
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OpenAI Integration
Turn every business call into insights, summaries, and action—automatically.
Why integrate your business phone system with OpenAI?
Seamlessly connect OpenAI to Ooma Office and turn conversations into intelligent actions.
Save hours every week
Eliminate manual note-taking and admin work, giving your team more time to focus on customers and closing deals.
Improve team visibility
Give your team shared access to call insights, so everyone stays aligned and informed without extra meetings.
Smarter interactions
Understand trends, sentiment, and key topics across calls to improve how your business communicates and serves customers.
Enrich company data
Continuously leverage AI-driven insights and analysis to make data-centered decisions.
Never miss a next step
Turn conversations into next steps. AI identifies key tasks, follow-ups, and decisions so nothing falls through the cracks.
Be fully present
Focus on the conversation, read the room, and make better decisions-while every key point, takeaway, and next step is summarized instantly.
Key integration features & requirements:
- Automatically save and store call transcriptions in your private knowledge base
- Extend capabilities with OpenAI APIs, including translation, analytics, and custom apps
- Support for custom integrations built internally or by third parties
- Flexible access to advanced AI services beyond native Ooma features
- Requires OpenAI API subscription, with usage-based pricing
OpenAI Integration FAQs
Once the connection to OpenAI is enabled using the Open API key, Ooma subscribers can then select “Transcribe this recording” from the call recording drawer. Both a summary and full description will be generated dynamically using the OpenAI transcription service and rendered in the Ooma Office window. The text is saved in Ooma Office and to OpenAI’s Vector Store. Content can be copied to a user selected data server for additional analyses and services.
Notes:
- If an account has enabled the OomaAI service, OpenAI will not be available.
- Currently there is a 25mb file size limitation for OpenAI transcriptions. This is typically equivalent to a 1 to 1-1/2hr. conversation between two people .
Any business that wants to preserve the content of recorded calls as part of their existing OpenAI database will benefit from connecting with OpenAI. Once a transcription is saved using the OpenAI Vector Store API, it will contribute to a company’s private knowledge base can be accessed for third party post-processing services or customized applications your business has developed. Examples include sentiment analysis, key-word tracking and additional post-processing routines.
Ooma includes the connection feature as part of Ooma Office Pro Plus. Your OpenAI subscription (that is required) is an additional cost that is billed directly to you from OpenAI. The cost for this is dependent on the level of subscription that your company selects. They post these tier prices here.
Ooma Office’s OomaAI fully-integrated transcription service is part of its Pro Plus upgrade. It will use the same transcription engine as its voicemail transcription and users will have the option to download the text or save it to their data web service. As it is built-in, it provides both added convenience at no additional cost.
OpenAI provides users who already are subscribers to OpenAI may want save their transcription data to a common, company-wide knowledge base.
OpenAI API subscribers must engage in a separate Business Associate Agreement with Open AI and implement a series of safeguards to be HIPAA compliant. As Ooma does not control this agreement, we cannot guarantee transcriptions stored externally from Ooma are compliant. For this reason when an admin has checked the HIPAA compliant box in Ooma Office, the OpenAI connection will not be accessible.
If your account requires HIPAA compliance, we recommend that you use enter the HIPAA agreement with Ooma Office and use the OomaAI transcription service.
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