With Unison any company can make staff more productive and reduce IT costs:
See how Unison works in practice by trying a demo.
* Source of cost and time-savings statistics is a report from 2006 by Sage Research. The company surveyed 203 small, medium and large businesses which had adopted unified communications solutions. These businesses were in a wide range of sectors, including education, financial services, government, healthcare/pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, professional services and retail/wholesale.
Instead of purchasing multiple systems, Unison provides the following features in one package:
A built-in IP-PBX includes big-business features like voicemail, auto-attendant, call distribution (‘hunt’) groups and VoIP call routing for lower telephone bills
Get e-mail at your domain, with anti-spam, anti-virus, mobile device syncing and mail rules all built in
Real-time chat with colleagues and keep a record of all staff members’ conversations
See who is available (green) or busy (red) in real-time, including on-hook/off-hook status so you see who is on the telephone
A calendar for each employee that syncs with the central Unison Server and allows joint scheduling according to who is free or busy.
Centralized LDAP directory of all your staff and their access rights – so you retain control over your staff members’ system access and information settings
To see Unison in action you should try the Unison Desktop client – start a demo.
Here are some of the features of Unison in action:
Unison gives you all the benefits of older software like Microsoft Outlook and Exchange, but it also gives you unified communications as well. All your staff become more productive and waste less time on inefficient communication. Watch our 2-minute overview for more details.
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