Yes, users can dial into a conference using a shared phone or a dedicated number. The virtual meeting can be secured with a PIN.

Behind a video or phone call, there is what is known as a codec. Codec takes the call or video stream and compresses it to consume as little bandwidth as possible whilst providing a high-quality call or video experience.

Joining the video session is quite often the most challenging part. Our solution makes this easy, the user clicks on a link, and the conference begins, no matter which device you are on. There is no need to install software on a computer, meaning the user may need administrative rights to their computer.

Once you are in the session, you have all the functionality you would expect, video, chat, file share etc.

As it works on any device, sending a link from your mobile means, you can share your camera with other people to sell products or resolve issues.

We are not trying to replace Microsoft Teams but supplement the solution. If you are meeting a colleague who is also a Teams user, it will make sense to use Teams, but if you are meeting someone who is not a regular Teams user, it can be pretty tricky for them to join.

Our solution allows the user to connect without worrying about installing and configuring software, making it easier for your potential client to connect to you.

Zoom is a great product, but it relies on a user downloading the software and keeping this up to date; if not, the meeting is delayed whilst they upgrade.

Our instant connection with no software to install removes another barrier to getting to your customer.

Zoom is also quite expensive for a team of people. They either use free accounts, which means if a meeting overruns, you have to start again, or organisations share a login. Our billing for your use is cheaper and more accessible for your organisation.

Yes, you can, but you need to check the legality of your profession. Be aware that some providers charge extra for this.