Online Telephone Pad Message Service Log for Webware

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Key Details of Online Telephone Pad Message Service Log

Log incoming calls and forward messages to relevant staff.
Last updated on February 29, 2024
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Developer’s Description

By Phonelog.info

Log incoming calls and forward messages to relevant staff.

Online Telephone Message logging service While You Were Out Messaging Office Receptionist secretary. Email generate. time stamped date stamp. Easy to use and maintain log. FREE Beta version

No installationFree and unlimited user restrictionsEasy set upOnlineReceptionists/User's dreamAccessable from any locationEasy to useNo login (unique web address)Automatic Email Message GenerateAutomatic Time StampReduce stationary costs

Totally free, and unlimited user restriction. I have created a simple easy to use program that will log incoming calls, any messages taken will then automatically be emailed to the relevant staff. The log can be viewed by all staff and also messages taken by any staff, not just the receptionist. It has already made our receptionists job quicker, easier, user friendly and never misses a message.Simple instructions.Go to the ADMIN PAGE to add new staff, amend staff, delete staff, and change the default receptionist.Go to the PHONE LOG page to take messages. IF any of the six buttons are ticked, an email is auto generated to the relevant staff and a log kept on the display log. If none of the buttons are ticked, then it is just added to the display phone log.Go to the DISPLAY PHONE LOG to view the message log. This can not be amended, I thought that would be for the best.