If your organization invites you to create your voice, everything about it is on your Account page, under My voice. Only you can set it up, and you stay in control of it.
Setting it up
You read the consent wording, then record yourself reading it aloud, and confirm that you’re the person speaking. Nobody can enroll someone else. If the card says setup isn’t open yet, the consent wording is still under legal review, and nothing is recorded or sent until it opens.
What your voice may say
Nothing is allowed until you choose. Under What your voice may be used for, pick the audiences, types of communication and languages, then Save what my voice may do.
Approving words
Words written for your voice come to you first, under Waiting for your approval, with the exact text. Nothing is spoken until you choose Approve these words.
- You can let someone else approve for you, and take that back at any time.
- Standing approval approves everything in advance, within what you allowed. You get an email each time something is published, and Pre-approved in your voice lists the last 30 days. Turning it off sends the next issue to you, and takes back anything not yet made into audio.
Pausing and revoking
- Pause my voice stops everything at once. Audio already made stops playing too. Resume my voice starts it again.
- Revoke my voice stops it for good.
- After revoking, Ask the provider to delete my voice sends the deletion request. The card shows when the provider has confirmed it.