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NT Cloud PRO has a simple and intuitive admin portal to provide Network Telecom customers with access to all their business communications anytime, anywhere and across any device. Fully hosted in the cloud, NT Cloud PRO allows users to log in and use their cloud system from any browser or the mobile app.
NT Cloud PRO offers a host of features, including the ability to pick up and flip live calls between devices, access call recordings in seconds and use built-in softphone functionality. Using the portal, customers can also add and remove users in seconds, manage advertising on hold and voicemail greetings, set up call diverts, change presence status, block numbers and use instant messaging, all in one place.
Powered by Enreach technology, NT Cloud PRO builds on Network Telecom’s current hosted PBX offering and allows businesses to combine their fixed and mobile capabilities.
Duncan Ward, CEO of Network Telecom, said, “We’re excited to bring NT Cloud PRO to market, providing a truly cutting-edge solution that will empower businesses to work their way. NT Cloud PRO offers communications technology the way it should be. Intuitive, flexible, and totally user friendly.
“In the current climate, businesses need to be able to quickly and easily transition between different ways of working, supported by industry-leading communications technology that works the same from home or on the road as it does in the office. NT Cloud PRO is the perfect solution for any modern business that is serious about continuity and keeping connected wherever, whenever.”
Stijn Nijhuis, CEO of Enreach, added, “This implementation marks another important milestone in the technology strategy of Enreach as we continue to increase synergies across our product portfolio and platform solutions. It comes at a time when all businesses should have access to the best remote working solutions and we are happy that Network Telecom is now helping users to stay even more connected.”