VoiceXML documents are interpreted by a
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Voice Browsers
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Voice Interpreter
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Microsoft SRGS validation tools
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Voice mails.
VoiceXML documents are interpreted by Voice Browsers, which are specialized software applications that process VoiceXML markup and interact with telephony systems to provide voice-based user interfaces. The voice browser handles the execution of VoiceXML applications, manages speech recognition, and plays back audio prompts. Voice Interpreter and Voice mails are not standard terminology for VoiceXML processing, and Microsoft SRGS validation is a grammar tool, not an interpreter.
VoiceXML documents are run by a voice browser, an application that plays the role for voice interaction that a visual web browser plays for HTML — it parses the VoiceXML markup, generates prompts, and processes spoken/DTMF input from the caller. The other options name related but distinct concepts (validation tools, voicemail systems) that don't actually execute VoiceXML documents.