Collaborate, Synchronise and become Mobile
Access your emails anywhere, at anytime
Out-of-the-box productivity
Enet5-Mail Mobile Services enables you to securely read and send emails, update diaries, complete tasks and review contacts from your mobile device.
Tightly integrated with Outlook
Enet5-Mobile works with Outlook to ensure there is no duplication or repeated effort. Use your PC, laptop, PDA or internet café, the information is the same.
Push notifications
Use Outlook rules to send urgent e-mail messages, tasks, and other notifications to your mobile devices immediately. Better than Blackberry!
Microsoft Server ActiveSync
Securely synchronise e-mail messages, calendars, and contact information from Email5 to your pocket device using a mobile phone link or wireless LAN.
Voice call Option
Outlook Mobile Services automatically adds the sender’s telephone number to the message. Highlight the number and press 'send' button on your mobile.
Voice over IP
Enet5 VoiPhone service operates on your PDA, enabling you also to receive and make cheap calls on the move.
Mobile access is important:
| You are often out of the office, on the road, visiting clients.
You have a partner or assistant and need to share accurate and up-to-date information |
| You want to be able to give your customers the best service possible and respond to their orders and requirements quickly even when you are out of the office |
| You want to be able to keep an eye of your business whilst you are on holiday .. or ensure that someone else can get all the information to manage things for you - so you can relax. |
| | You can receive and access real time email and collaborative information securely. Best of all there is no duplication. When responding to an email away from your office, the sent email and all the updates are automatically captured on your ‘office’ PC or laptop. |  |
Email5 Professional and Enterprise packages are ideal for the busy business person who does not want to be tied to a desk, or working all evening sorting out the day's issues. |
You've got mail - wherever you are