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du Pré Announces Free Call Management Software Trials
(Update 20 September 2009)Free Software Trials
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Working with some of the industry leaders for telecoms hardware and software, du Pré is now announcing free trials of call management software for telephone systems in businesses throughout the whole of the UK.
The latest developments in call management software will allow you to monitor all calls your company is making and receiving, providing you with a business tool for increasing efficiency and productivity.
Why have Call Management?
The latest versions of call management software protects against unauthorised use of your telephone system, as well as providing essential management information to monitor employee activity. Amongst other things, it allows the following information to be seen,
- How many calls each employee is making
- How much time each employee is spending on the phone (inbound, outbound and combined)
- Which calls are being made outside your normal operating hours
- A 'top ten' list (the ten longest calls, most expensive calls, most frequently dialled numbers etc.)
- Live information with wall board displays
Your FREE 30 day trial
For a period of 30 days, UK businesses are entitled to trial this call management software at absolutely no cost. It will provide you with the ability to produce reports, giving you business information for decision making.
Once the trial is complete, a du Pré specialist will visit you to run through the reports with you. As well as identifying employee productivity, these reports can often highlight where savings can be made, such as identifying lines which aren't being used.
To accept a no-obligation free trial of the Call Management Software, call 01635 55 55 50 today to book an installation date.
More information
Call du Pré NOW on 01635 55 55 50 or email sales@dupre.co.uk
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