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EFFICIENCY AND RESPONSIVENESS
MobiCall is able, through predetermined processes, to automate the reaction of people in safely dealing with unexpected or critical events in a systematic manner.
Since MobiCall is a centralised platform it is able to process significant volumes of relevant metadata quickly, which is qualified, simplified and then conveyed in a succinct manner, according to predefined workflows, to predefined key users/decision makers.
MobiCall is able to interact with many different types of communication devices to relay information quickly and efficiently.
ABUNDANT MEANS OF NOTIFICATION
Fixed Phones
DECT and Mobile Phones
MobiCall is able to interact with any personal device and may be utilised in a BYOD strategy to connect and share information on all mobile devices (e.g. DECT, smartphone…) by means of text, voice, image, video… MobiCall collaborates successfully with all the major PBX technologies, e. g. ALE, Avaya, Cisco, Spectralink etc.
MobiCall is able to interact with third party unified communication software, e.g. Microsoft’s Lync, allowing for an extension of reach and efficiency using these global communication networks.
Apps, Smartphones & Tablets
Speakers
Screens
Emails
Automated email notifications of all events occurring within a system could be forwarded to overseers to enable them to monitor and manage the reaction to events.
Mobi-XML Interface
MobiCall has a specific and open XML-based interface to facilitate an “API for telecom” interface. This enables customisable site specific interfaces based on end user needs.
End-Devices
MobiCall is able to interact with any end-device from dated technology like paging to the latest cutting-edge technology e.g. smart watches (Apple Watch…)
And more…
New features are being added to MobiCall every day by an international team of expert engineers. If there is something that you believe that needs to be added, please let us know!
After over 30 years of existence, we have implemented and developed more than 500 different interfaces.