UCXN 8.X voice enable

Hello,
I've been palying with the voice enable checkbox in CUC 8.X directory handlers.   It looks like when I voice enable a directory handler, I lose the ability to spell the user's name via the phone keypad.  Is there a way to enable voice and key pad dialing within the same directory handler.   I would like to enable both but don't want to have to front end my directory handlers with a call handler that says to dial by name, press 1, to speak the name, press 2.
Is there anything else in CUC that can be voice enabled?   I'm assuming enabling voice does not require any additional licenses.
Thanks,
Glenn

When you turn on the speech-enabled TUI, you have to both enable it in the CoS for the user as well as in the Subscriber settings.  Go to the subscriber > Edit > Phone Menus > Conversation Style > check the "Use Voice Recognition Input Style ". 
The voice-enabled capabilities for the Directory Handlers does not apply to Call Handlers.
I'm only familiar with SpeechView from a high-level perspective as I've not had any customers that had a requirement for it yet.  It is a transcription service that can essentially a voicemail can be transcribed to text and then delivered to you via email.  I believe it is also considered to be part of the Unified Messaging features in 8.5.  Messages have to be able to be delivered to an external transcription service so that would likely warrant more research and consideration.
Hailey

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