3. A computer-implemented method, comprising: receiving an audio input from a user; creating a verbal label comprising audio data representing the audio input from the user; labeling a plurality of electronic messages using the verbal label, wherein the verbal label is used to identify the plurality of electronic messages; and unifying the verbal label with a preexisting text label for the user, wherein the unifying includes: performing speech recognition on the audio input from the user or the audio data representing the audio input from the user, matching the preexisting text label for the user to the audio input from the user or the audio data representing the audio input from the user, and labeling the plurality of electronic messages with the matching preexisting text label for the user.
3. A computer-implemented method, comprising: receiving an audio input from a user; creating a verbal label comprising audio data representing the audio input from the user; labeling a plurality of electronic messages using the verbal label, wherein the verbal label is used to identify the plurality of electronic messages; and unifying the verbal label with a preexisting text label for the user, wherein the unifying includes: performing speech recognition on the audio input from the user or the audio data representing the audio input from the user, matching the preexisting text label for the user to the audio input from the user or the audio data representing the audio input from the user, and labeling the plurality of electronic messages with the matching preexisting text label for the user. 6. The method of claim 3 , wherein the verbal label comprises a speaker template of digital audio data representing the audio input from the user.